Azure Networking contd
Connecting Two Private networks in Azure
- To Connect two private networks in azure using private ips we have two options
- Vnet Peering
- Vnet to Vnet Connection
- condition: vnet address spaces should not collide
- Azure vnets have a default router in it Refer Here
- Create a vnet (app-net) in east us and one vnet (data-net) in west us.
- In each vnet try creating a vm
- vm in east us will have public ip
- vm in west us will not have public ip
- Now when we try communicating from app to data it will not work as their is no network infra
- Azure Vnet Peering can create this infra between two networks and also configure routing Refer Here
- Now private connectivity should be enabled by ip’s
Figure out answers for the below
- In Azure when we create a subnet it reserves 5 ipaddress we know 2 one is network id and other is broadcast address why other 3
- Try to create a vnet with address 192.168.0.0/24 and assume that you have run out of ip addresses now you want to expand network size is it possible? if yes how?
- What is hub-spoke
