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2.2. Under the Peerings section, select **+ Add**.
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2.2. Choose **Microsoft Peering** and provide the required information, including your Primary and Secondary Subnets, VLAN ID, and ASNs.
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2.2. Choose **Microsoft Peering** and provide the required information, including your Primary and Secondary Subnets, VLAN ID, and ASNs.
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3. Advertise Routes: Make sure that your on-premises network advertises the appropriate routes to Azure services.
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3. Advertise Routes: Make sure that your on-premises network advertises the correct routes to Azure services.
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For detailed instructions, see [Configure ExpressRoute Microsoft Peering](/azure/expressroute/how-to-routefilter-portal).
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1. Create a route filter:
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1.1 In the Azure portal, search for route filters and select + Create.
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1.1 In the Azure portal, search for route filters and select **+ Create**.
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1.2. Provide a name, select your subscription and resource group.
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2. Add Azure Communication Services to the route filter:
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2.1. After creating the route filter, select Rules and click + Add.
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2.1. After creating the route filter, select **Rules** and click **+ Add**.
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2.2. Choose Azure Communication Services from the list of services.
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### 3. Configure Network Security
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Make sure that your network security policies permit traffic to and from Azure Communication Services.
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Make sure that your network security policies allow traffic to and from Azure Communication Services.
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- Firewall rules: Update on-premises firewall settings to permit Azure Communication Services traffic.
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- Firewall rules: Update on-premises firewall settings to allow Azure Communication Services traffic.
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- Network Security Groups (NSGs): Configure NSGs in Azure to permit inbound and outbound communication with your on-premises network.
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### 5. Update Application Settings
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- Endpoint configuration: Modify your application's configuration to point to the Azure Communication Services endpoints accessible via ExpressRoute.
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- Endpoint configuration: Change your application's configuration to point to the Azure Communication Services endpoints accessible via ExpressRoute.
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- SDK settings: If using Azure Communication Services SDKs, ensure they're configured to use the private endpoints.
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### Considerations
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- Supported regions: Verify that Azure Communication Services is available in your desired region and supports ExpressRoute connectivity.
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- Bandwidth requirements: Assess your bandwidth needs to ensure your ExpressRoute circuit can handle the communication load.
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- Bandwidth requirements: Assess your bandwidth needs to ensure your ExpressRoute circuit can support the communication load.
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## Troubleshooting
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### Is there an added cost for using ExpressRoute with Azure Communication Services?
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Not directly. While there's no added cost from Azure Communication Services for using ExpressRoute, there are costs associated with provisioning and using an ExpressRoute circuit. For more information, see [ExpressRoute pricing](/pricing/details/expressroute/).
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Not directly. While there's no added cost from Azure Communication Services for using ExpressRoute, there are costs associated with provisioning and using an ExpressRoute circuit. For more information, see [ExpressRoute pricing](/pricing/details/expressroute).
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### How does ExpressRoute affect the latency of communication services?
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