Wired for Hybrid – Deep Dive 1 – Azure AD introduces support for IPV6

Azure Networking is the foundation of your infrastructure in Azure.

We decided we’d bring you a monthly update on What’s new in Azure Networking and some deep dives whenever necessary.

In this post, we’re covering Azure AD and its upcoming support for IPV6.

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✔️Resources:
-• Overview of IPv6 for Azure Virtual Network
https://aka.ms/WFH/IPV6_Vnets
• Deploy IPv6 dual stack application – Standard Load Balancer – PowerShell
https://aka.ms/WFH/IPv6DualStack
• Add an IPv4 application to IPv6 in Azure Virtual Network – PowerShell
https://aka.ms/WFH/IPV4App
• Implement Windows Server IaaS VM IP addressing and routing
https://aka.ms/WFH/WinServIPRouting
• Create a custom IPv6 address prefix – Azure PowerShell – Azure Virtual Network
https://aka.ms/WFH/IPV6CustomPrefix

🔖 Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:38 IPV6 back in the news
4:09 IPV6 traffic supported for Azure AD
4:39 Azure AD Named Location
7:04 Conditional Access & Policies for IPV6
12:01 Updating your named Location before March 31st, 2023
16:04 Conclusion

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