Azure Cloud deployment Exchange 2016 dual data Center & mdash;Part2 (Azure Environment preparation)

4 the Azure environment is ready to create a resource group in order to implement two data centers on Azure, and use the "peer-to-peer network" function to route the two network segments. In this test, I placed both resource groups in the "Eastern United States". (peer-to-peer networks require two resource groups to be geographically located in the same data center)

1. Create the first resource group Exchange-Internal

Log in to Azure Management Portal to select "Resource Group", and create two new resource groups: "Exchange-Internal" and "exchange- data Center 2", as shown in the figure.

2. Add "virtual network" to the resource group

Select "Virtual Network" on Azure Portal and add two virtual networks "Internal" and "Exchange-data2" to the distribution.

Specify that the address space of the "virtual network" Internal is 192.168.1.0 take 24, and the location is: the eastern United States.

Specify that the network address space for the virtual network "Exchange-data2" is 192.168.2.0 take 24, and the location is in the eastern United States.

4.2 create a virtual machine Select "Virtual Machine" on Azure Portal, create four new virtual machines and two new virtual machines. Distributed in two resource groups Exchange-Internal and "exchange- data Center 2".

Create the remaining virtual machines one by one.

4.3 create peer-to-peer networks in order to communicate between two virtual networks "Internal" and "Exchange-data2", we need to create two peer-to-peer networks. To enable communication between two virtual networks, you need to create two one-way peer-to-peer networks.

1. Create a peer-to-peer network between virtual network Exchange-data2-- > Internal

Select "Exchange-data2" virtual network on AZURE Portal, select "Peer", and then select add.

Enable allow virtual network access, and "allow forwarded traffic" and "allow gateway transmission", as shown in the figure.

After the peer-to-peer network is created, check that the peer-to-peer network status needs to be "connected".

2. Create a peer-to-peer network between virtual network Internal-- > Exchange-data2

Select virtual network Internal on Azure Portal, select Edit, and select Peer

Enter the peer-to-peer network name as internal_to_data2 and select the virtual network Exchange-data2.

Enable allow virtual network access, and "allow forwarded traffic" and "allow gateway transmission", as shown in the figure.

After the peer-to-peer network is created, check the connection status.