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Microsoft Azure Virtual Network - An Overview

Microsoft Azure Virtual Network is a fundamental networking service within the Microsoft Azure cloud platform. It enables users to create isolated and secure network environments in Azure, facilitating the hosting of virtual machines, applications, and other Azure resources in a private, controlled, and interconnected manner. Applications Manager's Azure Virtual Network Monitoring tool assists in maintaining the performance, security, and reliability of your Azure Virtual Network.

Creating a new Microsoft Azure Virtual Network Monitor

To learn how to create a new Microsoft Azure Virtual Network Monitor, click here.

Monitored Parameters

Navigate to the Category View by clicking the Monitors tab. Hover over 'Child Monitors' under Microsoft Azure in the Cloud Apps table, and then select the Virtual Network monitor from the displayed tooltip. This action will display the bulk configuration view for Azure Virtual Network in three tabs:

  • Availability tab gives the Availability history for the past 24 hours or 30 days.
  • Performance tab gives the Health Status and events for the past 24 hours or 30 days.
  • List view enables you to perform bulk admin configurations.

Microsoft Azure monitor provides a brief detail of the Azure Virtual Network under the given subscription. Following are the list of metrics monitored in Azure Virtual Network Monitoring in their corresponding tabs:

Note: Azure Virtual Network monitoring is not supported for Azure China accounts.

Overview

Parameter Description
DDOS CONFIGURATION
DDoS Protection EnabledIndicates if DDoS protection is enabled for all the protected resources in the virtual network. This requires a DDoS protection plan to be associated with the resource. Possible values: true/false.
Under DDoS attack or notIndicates if the network is under DDoS attack or not between the poll interval. Possible values: yes/no.
Inbound TCP packets to trigger DDoS MitigationThe maximum number of inbound TCP packets to trigger a DDoS Mitigation between the poll interval (in Packets/s).
Inbound UDP packets to trigger DDoS MitigationThe maximum number of inbound UDP packets to trigger a DDoS Mitigation between the poll interval (in Packets/s).
Inbound SYN packets to trigger DDoS MitigationThe maximum number of inbound SYN packets to trigger a DDoS Mitigation between the poll interval (in Packets/s).
VIRTUAL NETWORK INVENTORY
Number of Address PrefixesThe number of address prefixes in a Virtual Network.
Number of PeeringsThe number of peerings in a Virtual Network.
Number of SubnetsThe number of subnets in a Virtual Network.

DDoS Performance

Parameter Description
ROUND TRIP TIME FOR PINGS TO A VM
Round trip time for Pings to a VMThe average round trip time for Pings sent to a destination VM between the poll interval (in milliseconds).
FAILED PINGS TO A VM
Failed Pings to a VMThe average percent of the number of failed Pings to the total sent Pings of a destination VM between the poll interval (in %).
DDOS TRAFFIC (PACKETS)
Inbound Packets DDoSThe maximum number of inbound packets received per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in Packets/s).
Inbound Packets Dropped DDoSThe maximum number of inbound packets dropped per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in Packets/s).
Inbound Packets Forwarded DDoSThe maximum number of inbound packets forwarded per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in Packets/s).
TCP DDOS TRAFFIC (PACKETS)
Inbound TCP Packets DDoSThe maximum number of inbound TCP packets received per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in Packets/s).
Inbound TCP Packets Dropped DDoSThe maximum number of inbound TCP packets dropped per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in Packets/s).
Inbound TCP Packets Forwarded DDoSThe maximum number of inbound TCP packets forwarded per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in Packets/s).
UDP DDOS TRAFFIC (PACKETS)
Inbound UDP Packets DDoSThe maximum number of inbound UDP packets received per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in Packets/s).
Inbound UDP Packets Dropped DDoSThe maximum number of inbound UDP packets dropped per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in Packets/s).
Inbound UDP Packets Forwarded DDoSThe maximum number of inbound UDP packets forwarded per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in Packets/s).
DDOS TRAFFIC (BYTES)
Inbound Packets DDoSThe maximum number of inbound bytes received per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in MB/s).
Inbound Packets Dropped DDoSThe maximum number of inbound bytes dropped per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in MB/s).
Inbound Packets Forwarded DDoSThe maximum number of inbound bytes forwarded per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in MB/s).
TCP DDOS TRAFFIC (BYTES)
Inbound TCP Packets DDoSThe maximum number of inbound TCP bytes received per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in MB/s).
Inbound TCP Packets Dropped DDoSThe maximum number of inbound TCP bytes dropped per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in MB/s).
Inbound TCP Packets Forwarded DDoSThe maximum number of inbound TCP bytes forwarded per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in MB/s).
UDP DDOS TRAFFIC (BYTES)
Inbound UDP Packets DDoSThe maximum number of inbound UDP bytes received per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in MB/s).
Inbound UDP Packets Dropped DDoSThe maximum number of inbound UDP bytes dropped per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in MB/s).
Inbound UDP Packets Forwarded DDoSThe maximum number of inbound UDP bytes forwarded per second during DDoS between the poll interval (in MB/s).

Configuration

Parameter Description
CONFIGURATION
Provisioning StateThe current provisioning state. Possible values:
  • Deleting
  • Failed
  • Succeeded
  • Updating
VM Protection EnabledIndicates if VM protection is enabled for all the subnets in the virtual network.
LocationThe location of the Virtual network.
Resource Group NameThe name of the Resource Group.

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