Task 2: Deploy a VNET

Deploy a VNET

Azure Virtual Networks (VNET) can be peered to a vWAN hub. Once a VNET is peered to a vWAN hub, workloads in the VNET can communicate with workloads in other VNETs connected to other vWAN hubs that are part of the same vWAN.

  1. Add a VNET

    • Navigate to your Resource Group vwanXX-training

    • Click - The Portal Menu button in the upper-left corner, sometime referred to as the hamburger button

    • Select - Virtual Networks in the left-hand navigation

    • Click - “+ Create” button

      vnet1
      vnet2
      vnet3

    • Select - your Resource Group vwanXX-training

    • Enter - Virtual network name Spoke3-vHub2_VNET

    • Select - Region “(US) West US”

    • Click - “Next” button

      vnet4

    • Click - “Next : IP addresses” button on “Security” tab

      vnet5

    • Enter - Address Space 192.168.3.0

    • Select - Netmask /24

    • Click - “Pencil” button to edit subnet configuration

    • Enter - Name Subnet1-Spoke3_SUBNET

    • Enter - Starting address 192.168.3.0

    • Click - “Save” button

      vnet6
      • Click - “Next : Tags” button
      vnet7
      • Click - “Next : Review + create” button
      vnet8
      • Click - “Create” button
      vnet9
      • Click - your resource group name when the deployment is complete and confirm the new “Spoke3-vHUB2_VNET”.
      vnet10

Continue to Chapter 6 - Task 3: Deploy a Linux VM