Azure Updates - Latest from Azure Charts

Summarized advertised gateway prefixes for route advertisement

Wed, 20 May 2026 16:45:53 Z

Summarized advertised gateway prefixes for route advertisement is now in public preview, enabling you to define summarized prefixes that Azure gateways, including ExpressRoute and VPN Gateway, advertise to on-premises networks, instead of advertising all
Update Type: Preview, Services: Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, VPN Gateway, Categories: Features, Security, Services, Management

Connecting an ExpressRoute circuit to Megaport Virtual Edge

Mon, 13 Apr 2026 09:24:00 Z

Megaport is an ExpressRoute partner in many locations. The Megaport Cloud Router (MCR) allows ExpressRoute customers to connect leased lines to their on-premise locations, and to connect other Clou...
Update Type: Announcement, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories:

ExpressRoute Gateway Microsoft initiated migration

Mon, 02 Mar 2026 15:58:00 Z

Objective The backend migration process is an automated upgrade performed by Microsoft to ensure your ExpressRoute gateways use the Standard IP SKU. This migration enhances gateway reliability and ...
Update Type: Announcement, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories:

ExpressRoute Scalable Gateway

Tue, 18 Nov 2025 17:01:02 Z

ExpressRoute Scalable Gateway (ErGwScale) is our next-generation offering that brings flexibility, performance, and operational simplicity to Virtual Network Gateway deployments. With this release, you can dynamically scale gateway infrastructure to meet
Update Type: GA, Services: Virtual Machines, Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, Categories: Features, Services

Monitor end-to-end ExpressRoute connectivity with Connection Monitor

Wed, 05 Nov 2025 17:00:26 Z

Connection Monitor integration streamlines the setup of end-to-end monitoring for ExpressRoute workloads. With this capability, you can now enable Connection Monitor directly while creating or updating your ExpressRoute connections. This removes the need
Update Type: GA, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories:

ExpressRoute resiliency insights

Wed, 05 Nov 2025 17:00:26 Z

Resiliency insights is an assessment capability designed to measure your network's reliability for ExpressRoute workloads. At the core of this capability is the resiliency index, a percentage score calculated based on factors such as route resilience, zon
Update Type: GA, Services: Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, Categories:

ExpressRoute resiliency validation

Wed, 05 Nov 2025 16:30:07 Z

Resiliency validation is a capability designed to assess the resiliency of network connectivity for ExpressRoute-enabled workloads. This feature allows you to perform site failovers for your Virtual Network Gateway, helping to evaluate network resiliency
Update Type: GA, Services: Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, Categories:

Customer-controlled maintenance

Tue, 29 Jul 2025 17:00:48 Z

Customers can use configurable maintenance windows to schedule gateway maintenance for Point-to-Site VPN Gateway (P2S VPN) in Virtual WAN Service. With P2S VPN in Virtual WAN service now being generally available, customers can now configure maintenance w
Update Type: GA, Services: Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, VPN Gateway, Virtual WAN, Categories: Features, Security, Services, Management

ExpressRoute - Auto-assigned Public IP for ExpressRoute Gateways

Fri, 25 Jul 2025 10:45:12 Z

All newly deployed ExpressRoute Virtual Network Gateways will use auto-assigned Public IPs. This change simplifies gateway configuration by removing the requirement to explicitly assign a Public IP address. This model streamlines deployment and improves
Update Type: GA, Services: Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, Categories: Features, Security

Azure ExpressRoute Direct: A Comprehensive Overview

Fri, 25 Jul 2025 08:25:00 Z

What is Express Route Azure ExpressRoute allows you to extend your on-premises network into the Microsoft cloud over a private connection made possible through a connectivity provider. With Expre...
Update Type: Announcement, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories:

ExpressRoute Metro Peering locations and Global Reach are now available in more regions

Thu, 17 Apr 2025 16:00:03 Z

Following the general availability of ExpressRoute Metro in October, 2024, we’re rolling it out in four new locations. This broader footprint enables more customers to benefit from increased resiliency to strengthen the reliability of their private connec
Update Type: GA, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Services, Regions & Datacenters

Microsoft Azure Available from New Azure for U.S. Government Secret Cloud Region in the US

Wed, 16 Apr 2025 12:15:24 Z

A new Azure for U.S. Government Secret cloud region is now generally available. With multiple geographically separate regions, Azure for U.S. Government Secret provides customers with multiple options for data residency, continuity of operations, and res
Update Type: GA, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Features

Route-maps for Azure Virtual WAN

Tue, 15 Apr 2025 17:00:01 Z

Route-maps is a feature that gives you the ability to control route advertisements and routing for Virtual WAN virtual hubs. Route-maps lets you have more control of the routing that enters and leaves Azure Virtual WAN site-to-site (S2S) VPN connections,
Update Type: GA, Services: Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, VPN Gateway, Virtual WAN, Categories: Features

ExpressRoute Metro and Global Reach Expansion

Thu, 10 Apr 2025 17:14:00 Z

Following the General Availability of ExpressRoute Metro in October, 2024, we’re excited to roll it out in four new locations. This broader footprint enables more customers to benefit from increased ...
Update Type: Announcement, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories:

Azure Networking Capabilities for Microsoft Copilot in Azure

Tue, 08 Apr 2025 17:00:16 Z

Copilot now offers contextual responses and actionable insights based on Microsoft's extensive networking knowledge and your Azure environment. These capabilities for Azure networking products are now GA: Design, Plan, Migrate & Optimize Network product
Update Type: GA, Services: Load Balancer, Virtual Network, Application Gateway, ExpressRoute, VPN Gateway, Network Watcher, Azure Firewall, Azure Front Door, Traffic Manager, Private Link, Copilot in Azure, Categories: Features, Compliance, Security, Services, Management

Microsoft Azure Available from New Azure for U.S. Government Secret Cloud Region in the US

Tue, 08 Apr 2025 16:45:30 Z

A new Azure for U.S. Government Secret cloud region, West Central US, is now generally available. With multiple geographically separate regions, Azure for U.S. Government Secret provides customers with multiple options for data residency, continuity of op
Update Type: GA, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Features

ExpressRoute Resiliency Enhancements

Mon, 31 Mar 2025 22:00:38 Z

We are announcing couple of enhancements to ExpressRoute resiliency validation and insights: Resiliency validation is a capability designed to assess the resiliency of network connectivity for ExpressRoute-enabled workloads. This feature allows you
Update Type: Preview, Services: Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, Categories: Features, Services

ExpressRoute Gateway Migration Playbook

Mon, 31 Mar 2025 04:22:00 Z

Objective The objective of this document is to help with transitioning the ExpressRoute gateway from a non-zone-redundant SKU to a zone-redundant SKU. This upgrade enhances the reliability and avai...
Update Type: Announcement, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories:

Azure ExpressRoute Resiliency: Best Practices for Production-Critical Workloads

Fri, 28 Mar 2025 11:38:00 Z

In today’s mission-critical environments, maintaining resilient and highly available connectivity between on-premises networks and Azure is essential. Azure ExpressRoute offers dedicated, private con...
Update Type: Announcement, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories:

Single prefix enhancement to seamless gateway migration

Wed, 13 Nov 2024 16:45:12 Z

With the Gateway migration experience, customers can use Azure Portal or PowerShell scripts to deploy a second Virtual Network Gateway within the same GatewaySubnet. During the migration phase, upon customer initiation, Azure will transfer both the contro
Update Type: GA, Services: Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, Categories: Features

ExpressRoute Metro

Thu, 17 Oct 2024 07:00:00 Z

Announcing general availability of ExpressRoute Metro, a new private connectivity architecture designed to enhance network resiliency for our customers. ExpressRoute Metro provides a highly resilient circuit that enables diverse connections to two separat
Update Type: GA, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Services

Generally Available: ExpressRoute Metro

Thu, 17 Oct 2024 00:00:00 Z

Announcing the general availability of ExpressRoute Metro, a new private connectivity architecture designed to enhance network resiliency for our customers.
Update Type: GA, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Services

ExpressRoute guided configuration experience

Thu, 10 Oct 2024 07:00:00 Z

ExpressRoute guided experience for configuring multi-site resiliency circuits and connections is generally available. The guided experience makes resiliency the central aspect of configuring ExpressRoute circuits and virtual network gateway connections. T
Update Type: GA, Services: Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, Categories: Features

Generally Available: ExpressRoute guided configuration experience

Thu, 10 Oct 2024 00:00:00 Z

ExpressRoute's multi-site resiliency ensures businesses achieve maximum reliability and redundancy by providing multiple layers of connectivity protection across diverse geographic locations. This robust setup minimizes downtime and enhances operational continuity, making it ideal for enterprises requiring consistent and secure network performance.
Update Type: GA, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Features

ExpressRoute Metro is now generally available!!

Tue, 01 Oct 2024 21:16:52 Z

We are excited to announce general availability of ExpressRoute Metro, a new private connectivity architecture designed to enhance network resiliency for our customers. ExpressRoute Metro provides a highly resilient circuit that enables diverse connections to two separate edge sites within a city, ensuring increased redundancy and reliability. With Metro Provider and Metro Direct, customers can benefit from enhanced redundancy across the circuit and port infrastructure, while also gaining an additional layer of resiliency at the edge site level. This solution is engineered to maintain robust connectivity in case of site-wide disruptions, ensuring uninterrupted service and business continuity. Key Highlights: Enhanced Resiliency: Dual-homed connections across two distinct edge sites offer improved resiliency. Locations Coverage: Metro is currently available in Amsterdam, Singapore and Zurich with more locations including Atlanta, Milan, Madrid, Chicago, and Dublin, scheduled to go live in coming months. Simple Setup: The setup process is designed for simplicity and ease of configuration, featuring a guided portal that provides clear navigational support. Learn more about ExpressRoute Metro here. For Pricing, please refer here.
Update Type: GA, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Services, Pricing & Offerings

ExpressRoute guided configuration of multi-site circuits and connections is generally available

Tue, 01 Oct 2024 17:29:42 Z

ExpressRoute guided experience for configuring multi-site resiliency circuits and connections is generally available in Azure public cloud. The guided experience makes resiliency the central aspect of configuring ExpressRoute circuits and virtual network gateway connections. Three resiliency options—maximum, high, and standard—are offered. Maximum resiliency offers redundancy both across peering locations and within a peering location. High resiliency offers redundancy across peering locations, but not within a peering location. The standard resiliency offers redundancy only within a peering location. The new experience provides information including distance between the peering-locations (sites) and traffic engineering recommendations to help users make informed configuration decisions. Key Highlights: Multi-Site Resiliency Options: Options include maximum, high, and standard resiliency, each with varying levels of redundancy. User-Friendly Configurations: Users can configure and connect ExpressRoute circuits via the Azure portal, PowerShell scripts, and ARM templates. Informed Decisions: Provides traffic engineering recommendations and detailed information on peering locations to aid in configuration choices. Backward compatible: Supports augmenting existing standard resilient connectivity to multi-site maximum resilient connectivity Utilize these enhanced capabilities to ensure network resilience with ExpressRoute. For further details, refer to the ExpressRoute QuickStart guides on Microsoft Learn.
Update Type: GA, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories:

Generally Available: ExpressRoute Traffic Collector support for provider circuits

Thu, 18 Jul 2024 00:00:00 Z

ExpressRoute Traffic Collector can now be enabled on ExpressRoute provider circuits.
Update Type: GA, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Features

Generally Available: ExpressRoute FastPath Support for Vnet Peering & UDR

Thu, 18 Jul 2024 00:00:00 Z

Announcing support for ExpressRoute FastPath Virtual Network Peering and User Defined Routes (UDR) connectivity.
Update Type: GA, Services: Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, Categories: Features

In Development: ExpressRoute resiliency enhancements

Fri, 05 Jul 2024 00:00:00 +0200

Azure ExpressRoute is rolling out several product enhancements to help customers improve their multi-site and zonal resiliency posture with ExpressRoute deployments.
Update Type: Announcement, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Features, Services

Public Preview: ExpressRoute resiliency enhancements

Thu, 27 Jun 2024 23:11:32 Z

Status: In Preview ExpressRoute provides private connectivity between on-premises networks and Azure, ensuring low latency and high throughput. Customers can create an ExpressRoute circuit at a peering location through redundant Microsoft Enterprise Edge devices. For high availability and disaster recovery, setting up ExpressRoute circuits in multiple peering locations is highly recommended. Resiliency architectures: There are three resiliency architectures: maximum, high, and standard. Maximum resiliency eliminates single points of failure and is ideal for mission-critical workloads. High resiliency, also known as ExpressRoute Metro, offers resilience within the same metropolitan area. Standard resiliency provides built-in redundancy but lacks site resiliency, making it less suitable for mission-critical workloads. Microsoft has developed a guided portal experience to make it easy for you to configure high and maximum resiliency architectures. Zonal resiliency: Availability zones protect applications and data from data center failures and offer higher availability for mission-critical services on Azure. Existing non-zone redundant ExpressRoute gateways can now migrate to availability zone-enabled gateways. Resiliency validation: This upcoming feature will allow customers to test site-failover during maintenance or interruptions, ensuring connectivity and validating failover success. Resiliency insights: This upcoming feature will give customers visibility into the resilience of their deployments. Customers can monitor their circuit and gateway deployments for actionable insights on resiliency. A resiliency index is generated based on the setup, with the highest score awarded to deployments that have undergone recent testing and validation. SLA Updates: The SLA model for ExpressRoute will be updated to align with differentiated levels of network availability, effective from Oct 1, 2024. Revised SLA levels include 99% for a single-site circuit, 99.9% for a Metro multi-site circuit, and 99.
Update Type: Preview, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Services

ExpressRoute FastPath for UDRs and VNet peering

Thu, 27 Jun 2024 17:21:18 Z

This article examines the data flow and performance benefits of Microsoft Azure's ExpressRoute and ExpressRoute FastPath features. It outlines the default asymmetric data routing and the enhancements achieved through FastPath. Key updates and constraints for FastPath, as well as IP address limits and monitoring metrics, are also discussed. Data flow with ExpressRoute The data flow between On-Premises and Azure using ExpressRoute is asymmetric by design. The traffic from On-Premises to Azure transits via the ExpressRoute Gateway, but the return traffic (Azure to On-Premises) bypasses the ExpressRoute Gateway and is forwarded directly to the MSEEs. If multiple ExpressRoute Circuits are advertising identical On-Premises routes and are connected to the same ExpressRoute Gateway, Azure to On-Premises traffic is distributed (ECMP) across the different ExpressRoute Circuits available unless traffic engineering is configured to prioritise one path over the others. Data flow with ExpressRoute FastPath enabled Enabling ExpressRoute FastPath allows On-Premises to Azure traffic to bypass the ExpressRoute Gateway, providing improved data path performances. FastPath on ExpressRoute Direct circuit connections now also honors: UDRs on the Gateway subnet, configured to route traffic through an AzFW in the hub (or a 3P FW NVA) for inspection: traffic coming from On-Premises and matching a UDR on the Gateway subnet will be sent directly to the AzFW or 3P NVA, bypassing the ExpressRoute Gateway. VNet peering within the same region: traffic coming from On-Premises will be sent directly to VMs in spoke VNets, bypassing the ExpressRoute Gateway (global VNet peering is not supported). ExpressRoute FastPath is configured per connection. This results in reduced latency and the capability to exceed the ExpressRoute Gateway's maximum throughput limit of 10 Gbps with the UltraPerformance or ErGW3AZ Gateway SKU, or the 40 Gbps limi
Update Type: Announcement, Services: Virtual Machines, Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, Categories: Features

Customisation controls for connectivity between Virtual Networks over ExpressRoute

Wed, 22 May 2024 10:03:08 Z

Contents Overview Context What changes are happening? ExpressRoute Virtual Network Gateway Azure Virtual WAN (VWAN) VWAN Hub-to-Hub - Same Virtual WAN parent resource VWAN Hub-to-Hub - Different Virtual WAN parent resource VWAN Hub-to-Hub – Transit scenario considerations Customer scenario examples Customer-Managed Hub/Spoke VNet-to-VNet – simplification of Global VNet Peering route management Customer-Managed Hub/Spoke VNet to Azure Virtual WAN – including migration scenarios Learn More Overview Recently we added new customer configurable toggles for ExpressRoute Virtual Network Gateways and Virtual WAN Hubs, allowing customers to control the behaviour of routing across their ExpressRoute circuits for resources within Azure. These changes make it easier for customers to correctly use the Microsoft Global Network for connectivity between Virtual Networks, ensuring they obtain the lowest possible latency, highest network bandwidth and most resilient network paths. Context Using the ExpressRoute Private Peering for Virtual Network connectivity has long been inadvisable. To understand why, lets first acknowledge that Virtual Networks (VNets) are Azure resources deployed within Azure Regions (E.g. Azure East US), whilst Azure ExpressRoute Circuits are resources with a data plane that is deployed within Peering Locations (E.g. Washington DC). These entities (Regions and Peering Locations) can sometimes be close together, sometimes separated by a large geographical distance, but always logically separate locations. Therefore, if we build an Azure Networking topology that utilises ExpressRoute Circuits for connectivity between our Virtual Networks, we are creating several sub-optimal conditions in our network design, including: Dependency on Peering Locations for Inter-VNet traffic. If there is an issue with the Microsoft Enterprise Edge devices (MSEE) within the Peering Location, or the Peering location itself, this event can impact not only your hybrid traf
Update Type: Announcement, Services: Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, Virtual WAN, Categories: Management, Regions & Datacenters

General availability: ExpressRoute Seamless Gateway Migration

Thu, 16 May 2024 00:00:00 Z

ExpressRoute customers can now deploy a second gateway to the Gateway Subnet. This will enable a seamless migration to an Az-enabled Gateway SKU and upgrade your Public IP configurations.
Update Type: GA, Services: Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, Categories: Features, Pricing & Offerings

Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute Overview Cheat Sheet

Wed, 10 Apr 2024 15:52:17 Z

Microsoft Azure 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. Use this ExpressRoute Overview Cheat Sheet to quickly learn and gain access to the following information: ExpressRoute Main Components Key Benefits and Features The Different Connectivity Models Various Helpful Links Diagram demonstrating ExpressRoute circuits along with features such as Global Reach and FastPath This cheat sheet is compiled with important and most common information to learn ExpressRoute. Download the ExpressRoute Overview Cheat Sheet to quickly gain access to all the various ExpressRoute information via the clickable links. Preview Screenshot of the ExpressRoute Overview Cheat Sheet - ensure to download for High Resolution and clickable links I'm hoping to get more cheat sheets completed soon, such as Overviews for Load Balancing, Application Gateway, and more. Feel free to provide any feedback and let me know what you would like to see in this one-pager format, in the comments below.
Update Type: Announcement, Services: Application Gateway, ExpressRoute, Categories: Features, Services

ExpressRoute MSEE hairpin design considerations

Mon, 01 Apr 2024 21:12:11 Z

In this article, we will explore the concept of hair-pinning, also referred to as MSEE hair-pinning. This involves a process where traffic from a VNET, connected via an ExpressRoute circuit, exits to the Microsoft Enterprise Edge (MSEE) pop location prior to entering the destination Vnet. This default behavior is observed both within a single region (a single circuit with multiple VNet) and across multiple regions (multiple circuits with multiple VNet). Important While this design methodology has been functional for years, it is no longer recommended due to the increased latency caused by traffic hair-pinning to the peering location points of presence (POPs) hosting the MSEEs. This approach also places a significant load on the ExpressRoute gateways for ingress traffic to the destination Vnet. Note: Historically, solutions to this approach, which are currently deemed outdated, involved advertising a summary route for intra-region traffic, encompassing the entire Vnet address prefix from on-premises. Additionally, the traditional 'bow-tie' approach was utilized, where each Vnet is connected to the other ExpressRoute circuit, thus forming a 'bow-tie'. For more details on these outdated approaches, please refer to the previous article titled: Common design principles for a hub and spoke. Option 1: Using an NVA inside Hub VNets The initial strategy for circumventing traffic hairpinning to the MSEE points of presence (POPs) involves the incorporation of a Network Virtual Appliance (NVA) or a Virtual Machine (VM) with IP forwarding within the hub VNets. Subsequently, each spoke Vnet necessitates the creation of a User-Defined Route (UDR) that points either to the remote spoke Vnet prefix or to the default route (0.0.0.0/0) with the next hop being the hub NVA. This setup ensures that traffic is routed via the NVAs for spoke-to-spoke communication, instead of being sent to the MSEE POP location. For inter-region flows, the same approach is applicable, with the addi
Update Type: Announcement, Services: Virtual Machines, Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, Categories: Regions & Datacenters

Public preview: ExpressRoute Metro for High Resiliency

Mon, 01 Apr 2024 00:00:00 Z

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.
Update Type: Preview, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Features, Services

General availability: Rate Limiting on ExpressRoute Direct Circuits

Wed, 27 Mar 2024 00:00:00 Z

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.
Update Type: GA, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Features

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

Tue, 30 Jan 2024 00:00:00 Z

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.
Update Type: Preview, Services: Virtual Network, ExpressRoute, Categories: Services

Public preview: Enabling Rate Limiting on ExpressRoute Direct Circuits

Wed, 15 Nov 2023 00:00:00 Z

With ExpressRoute Direct, you can enable rate-limiting for your circuit to match the traffic volume with the configured bandwidth rate.
Update Type: Preview, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Features

Public preview: Customer-controlled maintenance

Wed, 15 Nov 2023 00:00:00 Z

Customers can now use configurable maintenance windows to schedule gateway maintenance at a time that is most convenient for their business.
Update Type: Preview, Services: ExpressRoute, VPN Gateway, Virtual WAN, Categories: Features, Security

Public preview: ExpressRoute Seamless Gateway Migration

Wed, 15 Nov 2023 00:00:00 Z

ExpressRoute customers can now seamlessly migrate.
Update Type: Preview, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Features, Services

Public preview: ExpressRoute Scalable Gateway

Wed, 15 Nov 2023 00:00:00 Z

The ExpressRoute virtual network gateway facilitates both management and control plane connectivity to Virtual Machines and Private Endpoints over ExpressRoute.
Update Type: Preview, Services: Virtual Machines, ExpressRoute, Categories: Features, Services

General availability: ExpressRoute Direct and Circuit in different subscriptions

Wed, 15 Nov 2023 00:00:00 Z

ExpressRoute Direct customers can now generate an authorization key for your ExpressRoute Direct resource and use it to make an ExpressRoute Circuit in a different subscription.
Update Type: GA, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Features, Services

General availability: ExpressRoute as a Trusted Service

Wed, 15 Nov 2023 00:00:00 Z

ExpressRoute customers can now store MACSec secrets in an Azure KeyVault.
Update Type: GA, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Features

ExpressRoute Traffic Collector is now generally available

Tue, 10 Oct 2023 00:00:00 Z

Use ExpressRoute Traffic Collector to enable collection of flow logs for traffic sent over your ExpressRoute direct circuit.
Update Type: GA, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: Features

Satellite connectivity expands reach of Azure ExpressRoute across the globe

Mon, 09 Sep 2019 00:00:00 -0700

Staying connected to access and ingest data in today's highly distributed application environments is paramount for any operation.
Update Type: Announcement, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories:

Azure ExpressRoute updates – New partnerships, monitoring and simplification

Mon, 29 Jan 2018 00:00:00 -0800

Azure ExpressRoute allows enterprise customers to privately and directly connect to Microsoft’s cloud services, providing a more predictable networking experience than traditional internet…
Update Type: Announcement, Services: ExpressRoute, Categories: