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Overview of

Azure
Networking
Services
Group Members

1. Muhammad Shahmir
Yousaf (21L-5259)

2. Tooba Imran (21L-5213)

3. Wania Tariq (21L-1776)


Table of Contents
Azure Virtual Connectivit
01 Network y Options 02

Load
Hybrid Balancing &
03 Connectivity 04
Content
Delivery
Network Azure Traffic
05 06
Security Manager

Network
Demonstra
07 Monitoring and tion
08
Management
Azure Virtual Network

Example of Deploying
a VM into a Virtual
● Building Block for Network
Private Network
● Choose the Azure
region that hosts your
● Flexibility and
VNet.
Control
● Select the VNet and a
specific subnet where
● Integration with the VM will be located.
Azure Services ● Configure the VM’s
network security group
(NSG) rules to manage
inbound and outbound
traffic.
Connectivity Options
Public vs
Private 1
Connectivity
● Virtual WAN
Performan ● VPN Gateway
ce ● ExpressRoute
● Peering
Security Service
Hybrid
Cost 2 Networkin
g
Hybrid Connectivity
Virtual ExpressR VPN
WAN oute Gateway

Virtual WAN streamlines ExpressRoute delivers VPN Gateway seamlessly


global network management, consistent network integrates with existing IT
simplifying operations across performance and low infrastructures, ideal for
multinational company latency, crucial for high- traditional businesses expanding
locations. demand and real-time into the cloud.
applications.
Virtual WAN
VPN Gateway
ExpressRoute
Load Balancing and Content Delivery
Azure Load
0 Balancer
1 ● Network Layer
Load Balancing
Azure
Application
0 Gateway
2 ● Application
Layer Load
Balancing
0 Azure Front
Door
3 ● Global
Network Security

Azure Firewall
State-full
Firewall

Web Azure DDoS


Application Protection
Security
Firewall against
Application denial of
level service
Protection attacks
Azure Traffic Manager
● Azure Traffic Manager is a DNS-based traffic load balancer.
● This service allows you to distribute traffic to your public facing
applications across the global Azure regions.
● Traffic Manager also provides your public endpoints with high
availability and quick responsiveness.
● Traffic Manager offers the following features:
1) Increase Application Availability
2) Improve Application Performance
3) Service maintenance without downtime
4) Combine Hybrid Applications
5) Distribute Traffic for complex deployments
Working of Azure Traffic Manager
Network Monitoring and
Management
● Network monitoring means using network monitoring software to monitor a
computer network’s ongoing health and reliability.
● Tools for Network Monitoring and Management: SolarWinds Network
Performance Monitor, Paessler PRTG Network Monitor, Nagios, Zabbix,
Microsoft Azure Network Watcher, Wireshark (for traffic analysis)
● Benefits of Effective Network Monitoring & Management
1. Proactive Issue Detection: Identifying issues before they impact
users or critical operations.
2. Increased Efficiency: Streamlined network management processes
and better resource allocation.
3. Improved Security: Rapid identification and mitigation of potential
threats, reducing risks.
4. Enhanced User Experience: Reduces downtime and ensures a
smoother experience for end-users.
Connection Monitor
Demonstration: Setting up VNets

Here are some concise steps to set up a Virtual Network (VNet) in Azure:
1. Step 1: Log in to Azure Portal, Access portal.azure.com
2. Step 2: Creating VNet, Go to "Create a resource", Search for
"Virtual Network" and select it. Click "Create".
3. Step 3: Configure VNet, Enter Subscription, Resource Group, and
VNet name. Choose a Region. Set Address Space (e.g.,
10.0.0.0/16).
4. Step 4: For Creating Subnet, Under Subnets, click Add Subnet.
Enter Subnet name and Subnet address range (e.g.,
10.0.1.0/24).
5. Step 5: Review settings and click Create.
Thank You!
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