Mises à jour Azure

Public preview: ExpressRoute Metro for High Resiliency

ExpressRoute lets you extend your on-premises networks into the Microsoft cloud over a private connection with the help of a connectivity provider. With ExpressRoute, you can establish connections to Microsoft cloud services, such as Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365.

• ExpressRoute
• Circuits ExpressRoute
• Services
• Features

General availability: Rate Limiting on ExpressRoute Direct Circuits

Rate Limiting is now generally available over ExpressRoute Direct port circuits, providing enhanced control over bandwidth usage. This Quality of Service (QoS) feature prevents circuits from bursting beyond their configured bandwidth, thereby improving network performance and reliability. Rate Limiting can be enabled for each circuit individually, offering flexibility to prioritize certain circuits. This feature can be activated during or after the creation of the ExpressRoute Direct circuit.

• ExpressRoute
• Features

Public preview: ExpressRoute guided portal experience for multi-site resiliency

With multi-site resiliency, you can configure your ExpressRoute circuits through more than a single peering location. This helps ensure that your’ private connection to Microsoft remains available even if one of the locations experiences an outage. The experience is targeted at helping you design a highly resilient ExpressRoute solution to connect their on-premises with Microsoft backbone and Azure Virtual Networks.

• ExpressRoute
• Circuits ExpressRoute
• Passerelles ExpressRoute
• Services

General availability: Additional Azure ExpressRoute peering locations

ExpressRoute lets you extend your on-premises networks into the Microsoft cloud over a private connection with the help of a connectivity provider or a direct connection with ExpressRoute Direct. With ExpressRoute, you can establish connections to Microsoft cloud services, such as Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365.

• ExpressRoute
• Services
• Microsoft Ignite

ExpressRoute Traffic Collector is now generally available

Use ExpressRoute Traffic Collector to enable collection of flow logs for traffic sent over your ExpressRoute direct circuit.

• ExpressRoute
• Features

General availability: ExpressRoute private peering support for BGP communities

Disponibilité cible : Q3 2023

Set BGP community tags on traffic sent from Azure to on-premises over ExpressRoute, enabling a greater variety of hybrid network designs.

• ExpressRoute
• Services
• Features

Retirement notice: Migrate from Public Peering by March 31, 2024

Date de suppression cible : avril 01, 2024

ExpressRoute Public Peering will be retired on March 31, 2024.

• ExpressRoute
• Circuits ExpressRoute
• Retirements

Public preview: ExpressRoute Traffic Collector

ExpressRoute Traffic Collector enables sampling of network flows sent over ExpressRoute Direct circuits.

• ExpressRoute
• Microsoft Ignite
• Features

General availability: ExpressRoute IPv6 Support for Global Reach

IPv6 support for Global Reach expands the possibilities for customers building dual-stack, hybrid networks with Azure.

• ExpressRoute
• Features

Public preview: ExpressRoute Direct and Circuit in different subscriptions

You can now redeem an ExpressRoute Direct authorization to create an ExpressRoute Circuit in a different subscription.

• ExpressRoute
• Features

General availability: ExpressRoute now supports Azure Virtual Desktop Shortpath RDP over Private Peering

ExpressRoute enables direct connectivity between on-premises and Microsoft global network. You can connect to virtual machines and private endpoints defined in an Azure virtual network with private peering.

• ExpressRoute
• Bureau virtuel Windows
• Features