Azure Inter-site Connectivity
EastUS - Site B - LAB 2 Exercise
(Virtual Network/Subnet LAB in details with Screenshots)
To Create/Implement virtual Network follow below steps-
Step 1- Search for Virtual Network
Step 2- Click Add
Step 3- Enter Name i.e - VNetEastB
Step 4- Address Space (IP Range) i.e - 172.16.0.0/16
Step 5- Select Subscription
Step 6- Select Resource Group - RGEastUS
Step 7- Select Location - East US
Step 8- Enter Subnet Name - FrontEndSubnet
Step 9- Enter Address Range - 172.16.0.0/24
Step 10- Click Create.
To Setup Subnet follow below steps-
Step 1- Search for Virtual Network
Step 2- Click on Virtual Network i.e. "VNetEastB" open its property.
Step 3- Click Subnet
Step 4- Add Subnet
Step 5- Enter Subnet Name i.e. "GWSubnet"
Step 6- Enter IP Range i.e. 172.16.1.0/24
Exercise 8 - VM1 - Server 2016 with IIS
How to Create/Setup a Virtual Machine (VM) using Azure Portal
(Virtual Machine LAB in details with Screenshots)
To Setup VM1 follow below steps-
Step 1- Search for Virtual Machine
Step 2- Click Create a Virtual Machine
Step 3- Select Subscription
Step 4- Select Resource Group - RGEastUS
Step 5- Enter Virtual Machine Name - VM3
Step 6- Select Region - EastUS
Step 7- Select Availability - No infrastructure redundancy required
Step 8- Select OS Image- Windows Server 2016 DataCenter Step 9- Select VM Size - Standard DS1v2
Step 10- Enter Administrator Account Name - webadmin
Please note : It would not accept Admin or Administrator
Step 11- Under Network Tab Select VNet- VNetEastB
Step 12- Select Subnet - FrontEndSubnet
Step 13- Management Tab Select Off Boot Diagnostic.
Step 14- Advance Tab - None
Step 15- Tag Tab- None
Step 16- Review and Create and your VM has been deployed.
Step 18- Lets connect VM3 click connect and download RDP file button.
Step 19- Open RDP from local system download folder, Enter credentials that you given while creating VM and you will be connected.
Site C (South Central US) -LAB 3 Exercise
Azure Inter-site Connectivity LAB
EastUS - Site B - LAB 2 Exercise
Exercise 6- Virtual Network -VNetEast & Subnet -FrontEndSubnet
How to Setup a Virtual Network using Azure Portal (Virtual Network/Subnet LAB in details with Screenshots)
To Create/Implement virtual Network follow below steps-
Step 1- Search for Virtual Network
Step 2- Click Add
Step 3- Enter Name i.e - VNetEastB
Step 4- Address Space (IP Range) i.e - 172.16.0.0/16
Step 5- Select Subscription
Step 6- Select Resource Group - RGEastUS
Step 7- Select Location - East US
Step 8- Enter Subnet Name - FrontEndSubnet
Step 9- Enter Address Range - 172.16.0.0/24
Step 10- Click Create.
Exercise 7- Subnet -GWSubnet
How to Setup a Subnet using Azure Portal
(Subnet LAB in details with Screenshots)To Setup Subnet follow below steps-
Step 1- Search for Virtual Network
Step 2- Click on Virtual Network i.e. "VNetEastB" open its property.
Step 3- Click Subnet
Step 4- Add Subnet
Step 5- Enter Subnet Name i.e. "GWSubnet"
Step 6- Enter IP Range i.e. 172.16.1.0/24
Exercise 8 - VM1 - Server 2016 with IIS
(Virtual Machine LAB in details with Screenshots)
To Setup VM1 follow below steps-
Step 1- Search for Virtual Machine
Step 2- Click Create a Virtual Machine
Step 3- Select Subscription
Step 4- Select Resource Group - RGEastUS
Step 5- Enter Virtual Machine Name - VM3
Step 6- Select Region - EastUS
Step 7- Select Availability - No infrastructure redundancy required
Step 8- Select OS Image- Windows Server 2016 DataCenter Step 9- Select VM Size - Standard DS1v2
Step 10- Enter Administrator Account Name - webadmin
Please note : It would not accept Admin or Administrator
Step 11- Under Network Tab Select VNet- VNetEastB
Step 12- Select Subnet - FrontEndSubnet
Step 13- Management Tab Select Off Boot Diagnostic.
Step 14- Advance Tab - None
Step 15- Tag Tab- None
Step 16- Review and Create and your VM has been deployed.
Step 18- Lets connect VM3 click connect and download RDP file button.
Step 19- Open RDP from local system download folder, Enter credentials that you given while creating VM and you will be connected.
Site C (South Central US) -LAB 3 Exercise
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