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> [!NOTE]
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> Before you start, review [how to use virtual networks with Azure AI services](../cognitive-services-virtual-networks.md).
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This article also describes [how to remove Virtual Network service endpoints later but still use the Speech resource](#use-a-speech-resource-that-has-a-custom-domain-name-but-that-doesnt-have-allowed-virtual-networks).
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This article also describes [how to remove Virtual Network service endpoints later but still use the Speech resource](#use-an-ai-services-resource-for-speech-that-has-a-custom-domain-name-but-that-doesnt-have-allowed-virtual-networks).
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To set up an AI Services resource for Speech for Virtual Network service endpoint scenarios, you need to:
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1.[Create a custom domain name for the Speech resource](#create-a-custom-domain-name).
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### Use an AI Services resource for Speech that has a custom domain name and allowed virtual networks
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In this scenario, the **Selected Networks and Private Endpoints** option is selected in the networking settings of the Speech resource and at least one virtual network is allowed. This scenario is equivalent to [using an AI Services resource for Speech that has a custom domain name and a private endpoint enabled](speech-services-private-link.md#adjust-an-application-to-use-a-speech-resource-with-a-private-endpoint).
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In this scenario, the **Selected Networks and Private Endpoints** option is selected in the networking settings of the Speech resource and at least one virtual network is allowed. This scenario is equivalent to [using an AI Services resource for Speech that has a custom domain name and a private endpoint enabled](speech-services-private-link.md#adjust-an-application-to-use-an-ai-services-resource-for-speech-with-a-private-endpoint).
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### Use an AI Services resource for Speech that has a custom domain name but that doesn't have allowed virtual networks
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- The **Selected Networks and Private Endpoints** option is selected in the networking settings of the Speech resource, but no allowed virtual networks are configured.
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- The **All networks** option is selected in the networking settings of the Speech resource.
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This scenario is equivalent to [using an AI Services resource for Speech that has a custom domain name and that doesn't have private endpoints](speech-services-private-link.md#adjust-an-application-to-use-a-speech-resource-without-private-endpoints).
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This scenario is equivalent to [using an AI Services resource for Speech that has a custom domain name and that doesn't have private endpoints](speech-services-private-link.md#adjust-an-application-to-use-an-ai-services-resource-for-speech-without-private-endpoints).
This article describes the usage of the private endpoints with Speech service. Usage of the VNet service endpoints is described [here](speech-service-vnet-service-endpoint.md).
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## Create a custom domain name
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> [!CAUTION]
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> An AI Services resource for Speech with a custom domain name enabled uses a different way to interact with Speech service. You might have to adjust your application code for both of these scenarios: [with private endpoint](#adjust-an-application-to-use-a-speech-resource-with-a-private-endpoint) and [*without* private endpoint](#adjust-an-application-to-use-a-speech-resource-without-private-endpoints).
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> An AI Services resource for Speech with a custom domain name enabled uses a different way to interact with Speech service. You might have to adjust your application code for both of these scenarios: [with private endpoint](#adjust-an-application-to-use-an-ai-services-resource-for-speech-with-a-private-endpoint) and [*without* private endpoint](#adjust-an-application-to-use-an-ai-services-resource-for-speech-without-private-endpoints).
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> An AI Services resource for Speech without private endpoints that uses a custom domain name also has a special way of interacting with the Speech service.
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> This way differs from the scenario of an AI Services resource for Speech that uses a private endpoint.
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> This is important to consider because you may decide to remove private endpoints later.
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> See [Adjust an application to use an AI Services resource for Speech without private endpoints](#adjust-an-application-to-use-a-speech-resource-without-private-endpoints) later in this article.
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> See [Adjust an application to use an AI Services resource for Speech without private endpoints](#adjust-an-application-to-use-an-ai-services-resource-for-speech-without-private-endpoints) later in this article.
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### Speech resource with a custom domain name and a private endpoint: Usage with the REST APIs
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