How many subnets are necessary in Azure VNet for a WAN Edge device to function in the cloud deployment?
How many subnets are necessary in Azure VNet for a WAN Edge device to function in the cloud deployment?
For a WAN Edge device to function properly in Azure VNet, three subnets are necessary: one for management, one for public access, and one for services. The management subnet handles device management tasks, the public subnet is used for public-facing interactions, and the services subnet handles internal services and communication. This separation of subnets is essential for proper functioning and adequate segmentation of different traffic types within the VNet.
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A WAN Edge Device is deployed through the market place within a VNET via MS Azure. This is the most accurate statement. This is rather a vague question, "what does it require to function", if this means to connect to on-prem or another head-end, then a public | private subnets are needed, the MS routing architecture takes care of the rest via NSG's. pairing VNets and allowing traffic to and from a security device such as a VFaaS
Management subnet in IaaS, so of course self managed, not Azure managed.