Azure Networking 101! Route Tables

Learn how to create a Route Table and associate it with a subnet in your Azure virtual network! Route Tables are used to manipulate the default flow of traffic in a virtual network. In this example, we'll route traffic through a firewall before sending it to the internet.
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[@NiksaPirovicSE]

Hi Charles, thanks for this, helpful!! I would need your help if you can - how can I add a route that sends traffic through a peering network gateway? we have a s2s connection to azure, and then different subnets in the same network range peered between them. They can of course communicate inbetween, but when i try from my onprem location reach the peered network i won't go through... for instance - 1 is onprem 2 is azure reachable from 1 and vice versa 3 is peered network - reachable from 2 and vice versa.. what i want... from 1 go to 3 but through 2 gateway most likely, and vice verse-a... :) please advise?

[@FlorinToader]

Good content, terrible image quality.

[@reya4182]

You are the best man...A big thanks from India!! Would love to watch more...❤

[@vegagabriele]

hi thx, good video, why should I select none in next hop type? thx

[@pettthver]

Nice explanation! Thanks!

[@Gunvant_Mahajan]

Very nice explanation❤