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Azure Virtual Network routing appliance is a high-performance solution that provides a managed, scalable forwarding layer for your virtual networks. Unlike traditional architectures that rely on virtual machines for routing, virtual network routing appliance runs on specialized networking hardware to deliver low latency and high throughput for your traffic flows.
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Azure Virtual Network routing appliance is a high-performance solution that provides a managed, scalable forwarding layer for your virtual networks. Virtual network routing appliance runs on specialized networking hardware to deliver low latency and high throughput for your traffic flows.
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As a top-level Azure resource, virtual network routing appliance integrates with Azure's management model, so you can deploy, configure, and govern it using familiar Azure tools and processes. You deploy the appliance in a dedicated subnet within your virtual network, where it acts as a high-bandwidth forwarding layer for routed traffic.
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## Benefits
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### High throughput and low latency forwarding layer
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### High throughput, CPS, and low latency forwarding layer
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Virtual network routing appliance is a lightweight, high-performance forwarding layer that reduces the risk of the forwarding layer becoming the choke point for traffic flows.
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| Bandwidth Tier | Max Connections per Second (CPS) | Max Concurrent Flows |
### Purpose-built for horizontal scaling and accelerated east–west flows
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Virtual network routing appliance is purpose-built for horizontal scaling, accelerated east–west flows, high throughput, and low latency to meet massive bandwidth demands.
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- This preview is intended for testing, evaluation, and feedback purposes. Don't use the preview for production workloads.
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- Each subscription can have up to two virtual network routing appliance instances.
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- Each subscription can have up to two virtual network routing appliance instances. For more instances per subscriptions, please request in [this form](https://forms.office.com/r/kqEKRr5mpB).
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- During preview, each virtual network appliance supports up to 200 Gbps of configurable bandwidth.
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- Select regions offer the preview: West US, East US, East Asia, North Europe, West Europe, East US 2, West Central US, and UK South.
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- Traffic routed through a virtual network routing appliance can't reach destinations exposed via Azure Private Link/Private Link Service.
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- Global and cross-region Private Endpoint and peering aren't supported.
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- Global and cross-region Private Endpoint aren't supported.
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- IPv4 is supported. IPv6 isn't in scope for this public preview.
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- During preview, client tools such as Azure CLI, PowerShell, and Terraform aren't supported.
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## How to request support and provide feedback
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## How to register for the public preview, request support, and provide feedback
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Once you have submitted your AFEC registration for Microsoft.network/AllowVirtualNetworkAppliance, proceed to finish the public preview [sign-up form](https://forms.office.com/r/kqEKRr5mpB).
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