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singhlove257
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Hello Experts @balaji.bandi  @Rob Ingram  

This may be not the right place but appreciate your support here.

I have two Hubs in Azure in two different regions named east and west. East hub has BGP within express route and act as transit for all underlying Vnets in same East region and working fine with On Prem A-datacenter.

For west region, I got Hub which has tunnel to local site. and working great.

How I can link West region Hub with East region so that East region Hub advertise west region Vnets/Subnets to the On-Prem Datacenter as well.

Please explain best possible ways.

Thanks

DJ

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Torbjørn
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Sorry, my mistake - you will need to attach your west hub vnet to your Expressroute with an Expressroute vnet gateway to achieve this. You can read more about this here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/expressroute/virtual-network-connectivity-guidance

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Torbjørn
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You can achieve this by either doing a vnet peering between the two hubs, attaching your west region to expressroute, or by deploying a third party networking solution to handle inter-region traffic.

The best solution will depend on a mix of requirements, restrictions and budget. Can you tell us more about your existing environment and your intended end result?

If all you wish to achieve is to establish connectivity you can use a simple vnet peering, if that isn't sufficient in terms of performance you can attach your west region to expressroute. To achieve traffic inspection(you only have NSGs by default) you would need to deploy an appliance and use a route-table(or route server) to force inter-region traffic through this. If you need more advanced/flexible routing capabilities between your regions you would likely need to deploy a third-party solution(maybe extend your existing SD-WAN solution?)

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singhlove257
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@Torbjørn   

I already tried few things. 

here is the challenge: 

 

When I performed Hub peering bw eastHub and WestHub, it works but east Hub did not advertise prefixes learnt from WestHub to the Express route. 

Torbjørn
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Sorry, my mistake - you will need to attach your west hub vnet to your Expressroute with an Expressroute vnet gateway to achieve this. You can read more about this here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/expressroute/virtual-network-connectivity-guidance

Happy to help! Please mark as helpful/solution if applicable.
Get in touch: https://torbjorn.dev