Configure vNet Peering in Azure

Lab Overview

In this lab, you’ll learn how to create and configure Virtual Network (vNet) Peering in Azure. vNet Peering allows you to connect two virtual networks, enabling low-latency, high-speed communication between them as if they were part of a single network.

You’ll walk through the process of setting up bi-directional peering between two virtual networks, ensuring secure communication and resource access across the networks.

By the end of the lab, you’ll have a fully functional vNet Peering setup, allowing for efficient network connectivity between isolated virtual networks.

Learning Objectives

  • Understand how to navigate the Azure portal to manage virtual networks.
  • Learn how to create vNet Peering between two Azure virtual networks.
  • Gain hands-on experience configuring and naming peering links to ensure proper management and tracking.
  • Understand the importance of bi-directional peering for secure communication between networks.
  • Verify the successful creation and functionality of vNet Peering in the Azure portal.

Exam Relevance

The skills you learn in this lab are necessary to pass the following Azure certification exams:

  • AZ-104
  • AZ-305

🔒 To access this lab, you must have either a Free Membership, a subscription to Azure Skillbuilder, or a subscription to the Azure Administrator Series.

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