Task 1: Deploy an Azure Virtual Network (VNET)

Deploy a VNET (Virtual Network) in the assigned workshop Resource Group.

1. Click the Hamburger menu in the upper-left corner of the Azure Portal to show the “Portal Menu”

2. Click “Virtual networks”

3. Click “+ Create”

   

   

   

   You will be redirected to the Create virtual network template.

   Under the Basics tab, the Subscription and Resource Groups may already be filled in with your assigned info. If not, see the screenshot below for details.

4. In the Instance details section, enter the following:

   • Virtual network name: abc-server-vnet
   • Region: (US) West US 3

5. Click “Next : Security”

   

6. On the Security tab, ensure none of the services are selected - Feel free to read through the available services that can be enabled.

7. Click “Next : IP addresses”

8. Edit the default address space, change to 192.168.1.0/24

9. Click The pencil icon to the right of the “default” subnet, in the new window to the right, update the following settings:

   • Name: snet-a
   • Starting address: 192.168.1.128
   • Size: /27
   • Click Save

   

10. Click “+ Add a subnet” add the following subnet:

    • Name: snet-b
    • Starting address: 192.168.1.160
    • Size: /27
    • Click Add

    

11. Click “Review + create”

    

12. Confirm the settings

13. Click “Create”

    

14. Click your Resource Group link, When the deployment is complete

    

Your Resource Group should now have a VNET named abc-server-vnet

1. Click on the VNET name and explore the various settings that can be applied to or utilized with an Azure Virtual Network.

2. Click on “Subnets” under “Settings” to view the subnets that were just created.

At this point these are your Azure Resources