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MS Azure ExpressRoute 성공 사례와 하이브리드 클라우드 신규 서비스 소개
The document discusses various connectivity options through Microsoft Azure, detailing services such as ExpressRoute and VPNs, and their configurations for different geographic regions. It mentions the use of standard and premium SKUs for connectivity purposes, along with the capabilities and limitations of virtual WAN resources and VNET peering. Additionally, it outlines the integration of on-premise networks with Azure services across different locations, including specific examples of data centers and Azure's infrastructure setup.
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- 6. Private peering Microsoft peering •Office 365 • Dynamic 365 • HPC/BIGDATA • Azure Stack • SAP on Azure • Storage • SQL PaaS • Analytics • IoT • Media and CDN • HPC • Web and mobile • VNET
- 7. Customer’s network ExpressRoute Meet-Me Site MSFTRouter 1 MSFT Router 2 Provider Device 1 Provider Device 2 “demarcation” Physical ExpressRoute circuit BGPsessionsBGPsessions IP VPN or Ethernet Public Services Private peering Microsoft peering
- 8. Standard SKU allowsconnectivity anywhere within a geopolitical region Premium SKU allows connectivity across geopolitical regions
- 9. Connectivity to national cloudenvironments is not supported.
- 10. AWS Microsoft Tokyo DC AWSTokyo Azure Tokyo Azure Osaka On-prem ISP1 AWS Direct Connect Azure Express Route POS#3 Azure POS#2 POS#1 DATA Active Directory Azure Express Route AWS Microsoft Osaka DC ISP2 AWS-Azure間 閉域通信
- 11. - Standard SKU:Domestic Network - Premium SKU: Global Network
- 17. your sites VNET 1 USWest San Francisco VNET 2 UK South London Silicon Valley London 10.0.1.0/24 10.0.2.0/24 10.0.3.0/24 10.0.4.0/24 ExpressRoute Global Reach
- 18. Deploy global site-to-siteconnectivity using the Microsoft global network U.S., U.K., Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Japan, Australia Singapore and Korea coming soon
- 20. VirtualWAN Resource • Virtualoverlay of Azure n/w • Collection of multiple resources • Contains links to all virtual hubs • Isolated from each other • Cannot contain a common hub • Hubs across Virtual WAN do not communicate as of today Site • Site resource often called as VPN site • Represents the on-premise SD- WAN VPN device • With Virtual WAN site info is automatically exported to Azure Hub • Microsoft managed vnet • Contains endpoints to enable connectivity from on prem network/vpnsite • Limited to one hub per region • While creating a hub in Azure a hub Vnet and vpngateway is automatically created Hub vnet connection • Used to connect hub to vnet • Can connect vnet’s in the same region as of today
- 21. Vnet Peering VnetPeering
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- 25. SD-WAN Virtual Appliance BranchSeoul(Azure) Internet Internet vnet Peering Spoke vnet SD-WAN Virtual Appliance Branch Tokyo(Azure) Internet SD-WAN Virtual Appliance Branch USWest2 (Azure) VM-Tokyo