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Egress metering in a virtual network

A fundamental aspect of cloud networking monetization is being able to bill by network bandwidth utilization. Outbound data is charged based on the total amount of data moving out of the data center via the Internet in a given billing cycle.

Egress metering for SDN network traffic in Windows Server 2019 enables the ability to offer usage meters for outbound data transfers. Network traffic that leaves each virtual network but remains within the data center can be tracked separately so it can be excluded from billing calculations. Packets bound for destination IP addresses that are not included in one of the unbilled address ranges are tracked as billed outbound data transfers.

Virtual network unbilled address ranges (allow list of IP ranges)

You can find unbilled address ranges under the UnbilledAddressRanges property of an existing virtual Network. By default, there are no address ranges added.

import-module NetworkController
$uri = "https://sdn.contoso.com"

(Get-NetworkControllerVirtualNetwork -ConnectionURI $URI -ResourceId "VNet1").properties

Your output will look similar to this:

 AddressSpace           : Microsoft.Windows.NetworkController.AddressSpace
 DhcpOptions            :
 UnbilledAddressRanges  :
 ConfigurationState     :
 ProvisioningState      : Succeeded
 Subnets                : {21e71701-9f59-4ee5-b798-2a9d8c2762f0, 5f4758ef-9f96-40ca-a389-35c414e996cc,
                      29fe67b8-6f7b-486c-973b-8b9b987ec8b3}
 VirtualNetworkPeerings :
 EncryptionCredential   :
 LogicalNetwork         : Microsoft.Windows.NetworkController.LogicalNetwork

Example: Manage the unbilled address ranges of a virtual network

You can manage the set of IP subnet prefixes to exclude from billed egress metering by setting the UnbilledAddressRange property of a virtual network. Any traffic sent by network interfaces on the virtual network with a destination IP address that matches one of the prefixes will not be included in the BilledEgressBytes property.

  1. Update the UnbilledAddressRanges property to contain the subnets that will not be billed for access.

    $vnet = Get-NetworkControllerVirtualNetwork -ConnectionUri $uri -ResourceID "VNet1"
$vnet.Properties.UnbilledAddressRanges = "10.10.2.0/24,10.10.3.0/24"

    Tip

    If adding multiple IP subnets, use a comma between each of the IP subnets. Do not include any spaces before or after the comma.

  2. Update the Virtual Network resource with the modified UnbilledAddressRanges property.

    New-NetworkControllerVirtualNetwork -ConnectionUri $uri -ResourceId "VNet1" -Properties $unbilled.Properties -PassInnerException

    Your output will look similar to this:

       Confirm
   Performing the operation 'New-NetworkControllerVirtualNetwork' on entities of type
   'Microsoft.Windows.NetworkController.VirtualNetwork' via
   'https://sdn.contoso.com/networking/v3/virtualNetworks/VNet1'. Are you sure you want to continue?
   [Y] Yes  [N] No  [S] Suspend  [?] Help (default is "Y"): y


   Tags             :
   ResourceRef      : /virtualNetworks/VNet1
   InstanceId       : 29654b0b-9091-4bed-ab01-e172225dc02d
   Etag             : W/"6970d0a3-3444-41d7-bbe4-36327968d853"
   ResourceMetadata :
   ResourceId       : VNet1
   Properties       : Microsoft.Windows.NetworkController.VirtualNetworkProperties

  3. Check the Virtual Network to see the configured UnbilledAddressRanges.

    (Get-NetworkControllerVirtualNetwork -ConnectionUri $uri -ResourceID "VNet1").properties

    Your output will now look similar to this:

    AddressSpace           : Microsoft.Windows.NetworkController.AddressSpace
DhcpOptions            :
UnbilledAddressRanges  : 10.10.2.0/24,192.168.2.0/24
ConfigurationState     :
ProvisioningState      : Succeeded
Subnets                : {21e71701-9f59-4ee5-b798-2a9d8c2762f0, 5f4758ef-9f96-40ca-a389-35c414e996cc,
                     29fe67b8-6f7b-486c-973b-8b9b987ec8b3}
VirtualNetworkPeerings :
EncryptionCredential   :
LogicalNetwork         : Microsoft.Windows.NetworkController.LogicalNetwork

Check the billed the unbilled egress usage of a virtual network

After you configure the UnbilledAddressRanges property, you can check the billed and unbilled egress usage of each subnet within a virtual network. Egress traffic updates every four minutes with the total bytes of the billed and unbilled ranges.

The following properties are available for each virtual subnet:

  • UnbilledEgressBytes shows the number of unbilled bytes sent by network interfaces connected to this virtual subnet. Unbilled bytes are bytes sent to address ranges that are part of the UnbilledAddressRanges property of the parent virtual network.

  • BilledEgressBytes shows Number of billed bytes sent by network interfaces connected to this virtual subnet. Billed bytes are bytes sent to address ranges that are not part of the UnbilledAddressRanges property of the parent virtual network.

Use the following example to query egress usage:

(Get-NetworkControllerVirtualNetwork -ConnectionURI $URI -ResourceId "VNet1").properties.subnets.properties | ft AddressPrefix,BilledEgressBytes,UnbilledEgressBytes

Your output will look similar to this:

AddressPrefix BilledEgressBytes UnbilledEgressBytes
------------- ----------------- -------------------
10.0.255.8/29          16827067                   0
10.0.2.0/24           781733019                   0
10.0.4.0/24                   0                   0