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Hello Folks,   Azure Networking is the foundation of your infrastructure in Azure. Each month we bring you an update on What’s new in Azure Networking.   In this blog post, we’ll cover what's new with Azure Networking in June 2023.  In this blog post, we will cover the following announcements and how they can help you.   • Azure’s cross-region Load Balancer • Updated default TLS policy for Azure Application Gateway • Always Serve for Azure Traffic Manager • Azure Virtual Network encryption Follow: Pierre Roman - @WiredCanuck  -  https://twitter.com/wiredcanuck Michael Bender - @MichaelBender  -    https://twitter.com/MichaelBender Azure networking - @AzNetEng  -   https://twitter.com/AzNetEng All Links and Documentation can be found here:  https://aka.ms/WiredForHybrid Enjoy!

Azure Networking is the foundation of your infrastructure in Azure. Each month we bring you an update on What’s new in Azure Networking. I know it’s now July, but I was in Europe for PSConf.EU, Michael was on vacation, and I did not want to publish on the Friday before a long weekend. So here we are a week late. Follow: Pierre Roman - @WiredCanuck  -  https://twitter.com/wiredcanuck Michael Bender - @MichaelBender  -    https://twitter.com/MichaelBender Azure networking - @AzNetEng  -   https://twitter.com/AzNetEng All Links and Documentation can be found here:  https://aka.ms/ITOpsTalk/WfH-Show Inbound ICMPv4 & ICMPv6 pings are now supported on Azure Load Balancer Azure Load Balancer per VM limit removal   Policy analytics for Azure Firewall Azure Front Door integration with managed identities Azure Front Door upgrade from standard to premium Private Link support for Application Gateway #AZOps #Azure #AzureNetworking #itpro

✔️Resources:   All Links and Documentation can be found here:  https://aka.ms/ITOpsTalk/WfH-Show Topics covered this month Cross-region service endpoints for Azure Storage  Azure CNI Overlay IP Protection SKU for Azure DDoS Protection Retirement notice - Public Peering Retirement notice - Application Gateway V1 will be retired on 28 April 2026  

Get all the links and detailed here:  https://aka.ms/Wired4Hybrid 

Microsoft introduced support for IPv6 in our operating systems starting with Windows XP Service Pack 1 in 2002. However, it wasn't until Windows Vista in 2006 that Microsoft offered full support for IPv6. In 2011, the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) allocated the last blocks of available IPv4 addresses, which triggered a greater sense of urgency to transition to IPv6, which offers a much larger address space than IPv4 and can support the continued growth of the internet. It is widely expected that we will use both IPv4 and IPv6 for the near future. Now, we’re finally bringing IPv6 support to Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), to support customers with increased mobility, and help reduce spending on fast-depleting, expensive IPv4 addresses and ensure security. John Flores joins me to discuss it.

This month we cover the following: Azure Networking and Network Security Bootcamp Public preview: Azure Firewall Basic IP Protection SKU for Azure DDoS Protection Public preview: Azure Bastion now support shareable links Azure Resource Topology You Can see the write up and all the links discussed here at http://aka.ms/WiredForHybrid  

This month, we cover: Domain fronting behavior Azure Web Application Firewall enhancements  Per Rule Actions on regional Web Application Firewall Default Rule Set 2.1 for Azure Web Application Firewall and 12 months free services for new Azure PAYG customers Come see the full write-up for links and resources at https://aka.ms/WiredForHybrid

This month, we cover: custom IP prefixes static IP for private endpoints custom network interface name configurations of private endpoints Azure DNS Private Resolver and some things for you to look forward to in 2023. Come a se the full write-up for links and resources https://aka.ms/WiredForHybrid