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Chitra S Avatar Chitra S  answered Nithiyapuvi's question. 8 months ago

What is NIC card?

n Azure Network Interface Card (NIC) is a fundamental, software-defined networking component that connects a virtual machine (VM) to a virtual network (VNet), enabling communication with internet, Azure, and on-premises resources. It acts as the virtualized network adapter, holding private/public IP addresses, and is required for a VM to function.
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