Retirement notice: Migrate from Public Peering by March 31, 2024
Microsoft retired this Azure ExpressRoute feature in April 2024.
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retirement-notice-migrate-from-public-peering-by-march-31-2024- Products
- Azure ExpressRoute
- Update type
- Retirements
- Product categories
- Hybrid + multicloud, Networking
- Retirement
- April 2024
- Status pages
- Azure ExpressRoute status
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- Azure Updates · open the original at Microsoft
Microsoft says
No new ExpressRoute Public Peering connections have been allowed since 2018, and because Azure Services are available over Microsoft Peering, which provides improved routing flexibility…
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Related changes
Other changes for Azure ExpressRoute
- General availability: Rate Limiting on ExpressRoute Direct Circuits · Launched
- Public preview: ExpressRoute Scalable Gateway · In preview
- Public preview: ExpressRoute Seamless Gateway Migration · In preview
- Public preview: Enabling Rate Limiting on ExpressRoute Direct Circuits · In preview
- Public preview: Customer-controlled maintenance · In preview
- Public preview: ExpressRoute Traffic Collector · In preview
- Public preview: ExpressRoute IPv6 Support for Global Reach · In preview
- Public preview: ExpressRoute Direct and Circuit in different subscriptions · In preview
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