Virtual WAN documentation
Learn how to configure, create, and manage an Azure Virtual WAN. Azure Virtual WAN is a networking service that brings many networking, security, and routing functionalities together to provide a single operational interface.
- Virtual WAN documentation
- Overview
- What is Virtual WAN?
- What's new?
- Virtual WAN FAQ
- About Virtual WAN pricing
- Quickstarts & Tutorials
- Configure a site-to-site connection
- Configure an ExpressRoute connection
- Configure a User VPN P2S connection
- Templates
- ARM templates
- BICEP templates
- Design & architecture
- Migrate to Virtual WAN
- Global transit network architecture
- SD-WAN connectivity architecture
- Private Link and DNS architecture for Virtual WAN
- Configure Virtual WAN for Azure NetApp Files
- Interconnect with China
- Virtual hub third-party integrations
- Work remotely
- Scenarios
- Migrate to Virtual WAN
- Virtual hub routing preference
- Any-to-any
- Isolating VNets
- Isolating VNets - custom
- Isolating virtual networks and branches
- Shared services VNets
- Route through an NVA
- Route through an NVA - custom
- BGP peering with virtual hub
- Azure Firewall - custom
- Application Gateway and backend pools
- Microsoft 365 - ExpressRoute private peering
- Virtual WAN and virtual hub settings
- Virtual WAN gateway settings
- Upgrade from Basic virtual WAN to Standard
- Roles and permissions
- Virtual hub settings
- Connect a VNet to a virtual hub
- Secured virtual hub
- Integrated NVA in a virtual hub
- Site-to-site S2S connections
- Create a site-to-site connection
- Connect virtual network gateway to Virtual WAN
- IPsec policies
- Configure NAT rules
- Multiple ISP links - Azure path selection
- User VPN point-to-site P2S connections
- About point-to-site concepts
- About IPsec policies
- About client address pools
- About global and hub profiles
- Configure P2S - Certificate authentication
- P2S server configuration
- VPN client configuration
- Windows clients
- Native VPN client
- Azure VPN Client
- OpenVPN client
- Linux clients
- macOS and iOS clients
- Generate self-signed certificates
- .cer and .pfx files
- .pem files
- Install client certificates
- Windows clients
- Configure P2S - Microsoft Entra ID authentication
- P2S server configuration
- VPN client configuration
- Azure VPN Client versions & settings
- Assign IP addresses to specific User Groups
- Configure Always On tunnels
- Configure P2S forced tunneling
- ExpressRoute connections
- About ExpressRoute in Virtual WAN
- Create an ExpressRoute association
- Configure ExpressRoute encryption
- Routing
- Virtual WAN routing deep dive
- Virtual hub routing
- About virtual hub routing
- Configure virtual hub routing
- Azure portal
- Azure PowerShell
- Configure virtual hub routing preference
- Route-maps
- View virtual hub effective routes
- Configure routing intent and policies
- Route traffic from a virtual hub to an NVA legacy
- Configure BGP peering to an NVA
- Configure NAT rules
- Configure P2S forced tunneling
- Security
- Monitoring & maintenance
- Reference
- Resources