9 results for the tag: Azure Networking
Overview
Azure Virtual Network Connectivity options
Why do you need Hybrid Cloud?
What is Azure VPN Gateway?
Monitoring Azure Virtual Network Gateways
Azure Virtual Network (Azure VNet) is likely one of the most important components in your Azure Infrastructure deployment.
Read MoreAzure VPN Gateway is a cloud based network gateway that enables in connecting on-premises networks with Azure using site-to-site VPNs. Azure VPN Gateway provides secure connectivity by using industry standard protocols, IPsec and IKE to secure the connection.
Azure Application Gateway provides HTTP based load balancing that enables in creating routing rules for traffic based on HTTP. Azure Application Gateway delivers application level routing and load balancing that enable sin creating reliable and scalable websites and web applications.
Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute provides a dedicated private network connection between Microsoft data centers and on premises or a colocated environment. ExpressRoute is primarily a cloud integration solution that enables in establishing dedicated connections to Microsoft cloud services, such as Microsoft SQL Azure with on premises infrastructure / database.
Azure Traffic Manager is a load balancing solution provided by Azure Cloud Services Platform that enables in controlling and load balancing the flow of traffic to specific endpoints.
Azure Virtual Network (VNet) primarily enables in creating a virtual private network (VPN), having centrally controlled network settings, DHCP address blocks, DNS settings, security policies, and routing.
Azure Networking solutions portfolio includes:
FTP is an essential component when it comes to connecting with remote machines and servers – virtualization infrastructure is no exception. This article will provide simple and essential steps required to setup FTP on an Azure Virtual Machine.
Azure Virtual Networks allow cloud applications hosted on the Microsoft Azure platform to connect to internal enterprise networks through secure tunnels. This enables hybrid-cloud scenarios, allows for utilization of premise resources alongside cloud resources and generally bridges the gap between internal data centers and cloud-based data centers.