The document outlines the setup and configuration of Microsoft ExpressRoute with Janet SDC, detailing various peering types including private and public peering along with VLAN configurations. It includes technical aspects such as the use of MSER routers, tunneling interfaces, and addressing for different cloud services. The document emphasizes the importance of BGP capable devices and network connectivity for seamless integration.

1. MS ExpressRoute / Janet SDC – Scott Innes – 22/11/2016
Janet
SDC
Enterprise
Network
Microsoft
ExpressRoute
Microsoft Peering
Public Peering
Private Peering Microsoft Peering
Public Peering
Private Peering
Private Peering
Public Peering
Microsoft Peering Private Peering
Public Peering
Microsoft Peering
MSER Router 2MSER Router 1
Private peering
VM machines
Cloud services
Trusted LAN extension
Public peering
Azure storage
SQL Databases
Web apps
IoT
Microsoft Peering
Office 365
Dynamics 365
Outer VLAN Manipulation
(if required)
VLAN 111 to VLAN 4
VLAN 222 to VLAN 4
Edge Router 1
QinQ tunnel interface
(Outer VLAN or S-tag)
set by customer
QinQ tunnel
interface
Peering VLANs
(Inner VLANs or C-tags),
set by customer
IP VLAN
(example: VLAN 1001)
MSER (QinQ) Outer
VLAN or S-tag
(example: VLAN 222)
MSER (QinQ) Outer
VLAN or S-tag
set by Microsoft per
customer
(example:VLAN 4)
MSER (QinQ) Outer
VLAN or S-tag
set by Microsoft per
customer
(example: VLAN 4)
IP VLAN
(example: VLAN 1000)
MSER (QinQ) Outer
VLAN or S-tag
(example: VLAN 111)
Trunked connection
to Local Janet PoP
Firewall/Router/Switch...
BGP capable device
Edge Router 2
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