Azure Administration: Configure and Manage Virtual Networking

Learn how to configure and manage virtual networks (VNets) on Azure.

Introduction

• Prepare to configure and manage your virtual networks with Azure administration
• What you should know

1. Implement and Manage Virtual Networking

• Azure Virtual Network overview
• Create a VNet using the portal
• Create a VNet using PowerShell
• Create a subnet
• IP address overview
• Create a public IP address
• Create and configure network interfaces
• Configure an IP address on a virtual machine
• Create and configure network routes
• Configure VNet peering
• Configure VNet peering using PowerShell
• Challenge: Create a VNet
• Solution: Create a VNet

2. Configure Name Resolution

• Azure DNS overview
• Configure custom DNS settings
• Configure a public DNS zone
• Configure a private DNS zone

3. Secure Access to Virtual Networks

• Network security group (NSG) overview
• Create and configure a network security group
• Create and configure a network security group using PowerShell
• Azure Firewall overview
• Deploy and configure the Azure Bastion service
• Challenge: Configure the Azure Bastion service
• Solution: Configure the Azure Bastion service

4. Configure Load Balancing

• Azure load balancing overview
• Create and configure a public load balancer
• Create and configure a private load balancer
• Troubleshoot load balancing
• Application Gateway Overview
• Create and configure an application gateway
• Challenge: Configure an application gateway
• Solution: Configure an application gateway

5. Integrate an On-Premises Network with Azure

• Hybrid connectivity overview
• Create an Azure VPN gateway
• Create an Azure VPN gateway using PowerShell
• Configure a VNet-to-VNet connection

6. Monitor and Troubleshoot Virtual Networking

• Network Watcher overview
• Use Network Watcher
• Challenge: Create a network diagram
• Solution: Create a network diagram

Conclusion

• Next steps