Setting up virtual networking in Azure involves creating and configuring an Azure Virtual Network (VNet), which allows you to securely connect Azure resources to each other.
Here’s a step-by-step guide to setting up virtual networking in Azure:
Step 1: Sign in to the Azure Portal:
Go to portal.azure.com
Step 2: Create a Virtual Network:
In the Azure portal, click on Create a resource.
In the search box, type Virtual Network and select it.
Click on Create.
Step 3: Configure the Virtual Network:
Basics: Provide the necessary details such as Subscription, Resource group (you can create a new one or use an existing one), and Name for your VNet.
Region: Select the region where you want to deploy your VNet.
Step 4: Click on Next – IP Addresses:
Address space: Define the IP address range for your VNet. We will be using 192.148.30.0/26 in this article.
Note: If you are creating more than 1 subnet, click on Add IPV4 Address space.
You can also delete or edit the default subnet to add yours.
Step 5: Create Subnets
In the Subnets tab, click on + subnet.
Enter your subnet name and enter your IPV4 address range which is 192.148.30.0/26, starting address and size.
Note: You can create multiple subnets by repeating the above step.
We will be creating 4 subsets in this post.
Below image is another sample of the subnet i created using SALES as the name.
Also note that the IPv4 address range and starting address will change.
After adding your subnets, click Review + Create.
Then click on Create.
Click on Go to resources when deployment is done.
From the Overview page, navigate to the subnets from the settings pane.
I hope this guide provides an overview of setting up a virtual network in Azure.
