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Expand Up @@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ Advanced network features enhance your virtual networking experience by providin
### Will advanced network features work for existing deployments?
Not at the moment. Support for existing deployments is on our roadmap, and we’re actively working to enable it. Stay tuned for updates in the near future.
### Do I need to self-register to enable advanced network features for new deployments?
Yes. To take advantage of advanced network features for new deployments, you must complete a registration process. Please run the registration commands before creating a new VNet and delegated subnet for your Oracle Database@Azure deployments.
Yes. To take advantage of advanced network features for new deployments, you must complete a registration process. Run the registration commands before creating a new delegated subnet in your existing or new VNet for your Oracle Database@Azure deployments.
### How can I check if my deployment supports advanced network features?
Currently, there’s no direct way to verify whether a VNet supports advanced network features. We recommend tracking your feature registration timeline and associating it with the VNets created afterward. You can also use the Activity Log blade under the VNet to review creation details—but note, logs are only available for the past 90 days by default.

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