Great video. As someone new to Vhubs and VNA this gave a very clear overview of the topology and how to interconnect the vents and their subnets through a VNA. This is a complex area for a new to taken onboard, but you managed to explain it in a clear and concise manner. Thank you for sharing 👍
Great Video Travis - im wondering how using a UDR to point everything at a firewall would impact AVD session hosts needing to communicate back to avd services? do you have any advice how to construct a UDR to keep AVD traffic not going through the firewall and other traffic going to the firewall?
If I am trying to load balancer network access across two networks (example- two firewalls in each region, each region has one load balancer for the two firewalls in that one region. my route tables are set to send all traffic for that one region to the ip of the load balancer. ) But what if your load balancer for your prod firewalls are down, can you use weights to send all traffic to the DR load balancer? I see no way of doing that. I did find something about a regional load balancer, but it uses a public IP address and I want to keep all this traffic inside of my azure network and my two regions. I could set a manuel process which will cause an outage and that would be to have two route tables for each region, then there is an outage, I would just change the route table for the vnet to point to the second region load balancer. So what am I missing.
So, the title should be learn Hub & Spoke topology in 3min! That's awesome 👏
Glad it helped!
Great video. As someone new to Vhubs and VNA this gave a very clear overview of the topology and how to interconnect the vents and their subnets through a VNA. This is a complex area for a new to taken onboard, but you managed to explain it in a clear and concise manner. Thank you for sharing 👍
Great video! Thanks for keeping so simple!
Great explanation. I would like to see more
Thank you Travis!!
Your videos are amazing, very helpful.
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Thanks for doing this!
great video, thank you so much!
Great video 👍 but just a minor typo at the architecture design diagrams. IMHO, IP addresses of VMA and VMB should be /32 rather than /24.
Thank you Travis for the wonderful videos, do you have any paid courses for learning Azure administration
Great Video Travis - im wondering how using a UDR to point everything at a firewall would impact AVD session hosts needing to communicate back to avd services? do you have any advice how to construct a UDR to keep AVD traffic not going through the firewall and other traffic going to the firewall?
Here is a list of IP, URL, and port requirements for AVD learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/safe-url-list?tabs=azure
Isn't the reserved address for broadcast .255 not .254 as mentioned at th-cam.com/video/PRD8LjK_ccg/w-d-xo.html
Good catch, you are correct. It should have been .255.
good video but I think RRAS dosen't work on Azure VMs anymore or maybe only work in particular regions or work with particular VMs
Is that why my lab is not working? I did exactly the same configurations as this video, but I can not ping VMs from VnetA to VnetB and vice versa.
If I am trying to load balancer network access across two networks (example- two firewalls in each region, each region has one load balancer for the two firewalls in that one region. my route tables are set to send all traffic for that one region to the ip of the load balancer. ) But what if your load balancer for your prod firewalls are down, can you use weights to send all traffic to the DR load balancer? I see no way of doing that. I did find something about a regional load balancer, but it uses a public IP address and I want to keep all this traffic inside of my azure network and my two regions. I could set a manuel process which will cause an outage and that would be to have two route tables for each region, then there is an outage, I would just change the route table for the vnet to point to the second region load balancer. So what am I missing.
Is this the best solution for hub and spoke network??
If I have azure firewall in the hub does it also serve the direct traffic in this case?
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