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author: mbender-ms
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ms.service: load-balancer
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ms.topic: conceptual
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ms.date: 05/08/2023
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ms.date: 04/11/2024
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ms.author: mbender
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- The maximum number of usable ephemeral ports per frontend IP address is 64,000.
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- The range of the configurable outbound idle timeout is 4 to 120 minutes (240 to 7200 seconds).
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- Load balancer doesn't support ICMP for outbound NAT, the only supported protocols are TCP and UDP.
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- Outbound rules can only be applied to primary IP configuration of a NIC. You can't create an outbound rule for the secondary IP of a VM or NVA. Multiple NICs are supported.
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- Outbound rules can only be applied to primary IPv4 configuration of a NIC. You can't create an outbound rule for the secondary IPv4 configurations of a VM or NVA . Multiple NICs are supported.
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- Outbound rules for the secondary IP configuration are only supported for IPv6.
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- All virtual machines within an **availability set** must be added to the backend pool for outbound connectivity.
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- All virtual machines within a **virtual machine scale set** must be added to the backend pool for outbound connectivity.
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