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Azure Virtual Wan - Network

1/28/2019

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Azure Virtual WAN is a networking service that provides optimized and automated branch-to-branch connectivity through Azure.
  1. Connect any number of branches with multiple connections
  2. Auto provisioning from branch office to Azure
  3. Automated configuration download and connection enablement
  4. Built for throughput and scalability
  5. Unified monitoring and management CPE branch devices managed by a growing ecosystem of SD-WAN and VPN partners

Virtual WAN provides large-scale site-to-site connectivity and is built for throughput, scalability, and ease of use. ExpressRoute and point-to-site connectivity functionality is currently under Preview. CPE branch devices auto-provision and connect into Azure Virtual WAN. These devices are available from a growing ecosystem of SD-WAN and VPN partners

V-WAN Resources
  • VirtualWAN: The virtualWAN resource represents a virtual overlay of your Azure network and is a collection of multiple resources. It contains links to all your virtual hubs that you would like to have within the virtual WAN. Virtual WAN resources are isolated from each other and cannot contain a common hub. Virtual Hubs across Virtual WAN do not communicate with each other. The ‘Allow branch to branch traffic’ property enables traffic between VPN sites as well as VPN to ExpressRoute enabled Sites. Be aware that ExpressRoute in Azure Virtual WAN is currently in Preview.

  • Site: The site resource known as vpnsite represents your on-premises VPN device and its settings. By working with a Virtual WAN partner, you have a built-in solution to automatically export this information to Azure.
  • Hub: A virtual hub is a Microsoft-managed virtual network. The hub contains various service endpoints to enable connectivity from your on-premises network (vpnsite). The hub is the core of your network in a region. There can only be one hub per Azure region. When you create a hub using Azure portal, it creates a virtual hub VNet and a virtual hub vpngateway.
    A hub gateway is not the same as a virtual network gateway that you use for ExpressRoute and VPN Gateway. For example, when using Virtual WAN, you don't create a Site-to-Site connection from your on-premises site directly to your VNet. Instead, you create a Site-to-Site connection to the hub. The traffic always goes through the hub gateway. This means that your VNets do not need their own virtual network gateway. Virtual WAN lets your VNets take advantage of scaling easily through the virtual hub and the virtual hub gateway.
  • Hub virtual network connection: The Hub virtual network connection resource is used to connect the hub seamlessly to your virtual network. At this time, you can only connect to virtual networks that are within the same hub region.
  • Hub route table: You can create a virtual hub route and apply the route to the virtual hub route table. You can apply multiple routes to the virtual hub route table

1 Comment
Fadi Gaith
1/31/2019 06:09:29 pm

Can you post a full deployment video or at least screenshot :)

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    Mohammad Al Rousan is a Microsoft MVP (Azure), Microsoft Certified Solution Expert (MCSE) in Cloud Platform & Azure DevOps & Infrastructure, An active community blogger and speaker. Al Rousan has over 8 years of professional experience in IT Infrastructure and very passionate about Microsoft technologies and products.

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