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ExpressRoute circuit with private peering and Azure VNet

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To learn more about how to deploy the template, see the quickstart article.

This template makes the following actions:

  • Create an ExpressRoute circuit.
  • Configure private peering on the ExpressRoute circuit.
  • Deploy a virtual network with two subnets. A subnet to connect Azure VMs and a gateway subnet to host an ExpressRoute gateway.
  • Deploy an ExpressRoute gateway in the gateway subnet.
  • Create and apply a network security group (NSG) to the Azure VMs subnet.

Note

The deployment leaves the ExpressRoute circuit with circuitProvisioningState property in Enabled and serviceProviderProvisioningState property in NotProvisioned. After running the template, you have to work with your ExpressRoute provider to complete the provisioning process of ExpressRoute circuit. In case of ExpressRoute Direct port pair, follow the steps shown in the article. You can create a connection, to link the ExpressRoute circuit to the ExpressRoute gateway, only when the serviceProviderProvisioningState will be in Provisioned state.

tags: ExpressRoute, private peering, VNet, ARM template

Tags: Microsoft.Network/expressRouteCircuits, Microsoft.Network/expressRouteCircuits/peerings, Microsoft.Network/networkSecurityGroups, Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks, Microsoft.Network/publicIPAddresses, Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworkGateways