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:::image type="content" source="./media/expressroute-faqs/sku-scope.png" alt-text="Diagram of connectivity scope for different ExpressRoute circuit SKUs.":::
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## ExpressRoute FastPath
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### What happens when the IP address limits are reached ?
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When the limit is reached, new routes don't get programmed on FastPath, and instead traffic flows through the ExpressRoute gateway.
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All other limits for the ExpressRoute gateway, the ExpressRoute circuit, and the virtual network still apply.
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### Can I use Azure Firewall with FastPath ?
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Yes. To support traffic traversing from On-Premises to Azure workloads via Azure Firewall, it should be deployed in same VNET as ExpressRoute Gateway and UDR has to be configured on the Gateway Subnet.
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