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The connection between the ExpressRoute circuit and the gateway disconnects including peered virtual network using gateway transit. Connectivity re-establishes when the prefix limit is no longer exceeded.
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## How can I adjust the number of prefixes advertised to the gateway to ensure it is within the maximum limitation?
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ExpressRoute supports up to 11,000 routes, covering virtual network address spaces, on-premises networks, and virtual network peering connections. If the ExpressRoute gateway exceeds this limit, please update the prefixes to be within the allowed range.
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To make this change in the Azure Portal:
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1. Go to the Advisor resource and select the "Performance" pillar.
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2. Click on the recommendation for "Max prefix reached for ExpressRoute Gateway."
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3. Select the Gateway with this recommendation.
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4. In the Gateway resource, select the "Virtual network" that the Gateway is attached to
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5. In the Virtual Network resource, select "Address Space" blade under settings on the left menu
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6. Reduce the advertised address space to within the limit
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### Can routes from the on-premises network get filtered?
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The only way to filter or include routes is on the on-premises edge router. User-defined routes can be added in the VNet to affect specific routing, but is only static and not part of the BGP advertisement.

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