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title: 'Interoperability in Azure: Configuration details'
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title: 'Interoperability in Azure back-end connectivity features: Configuration details | Microsoft Docs'
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description: This article describes configuration details for the test setup you can use to analyze interoperability between ExpressRoute, a site-to-site VPN, and virtual network peering in Azure.
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# Interoperability in Azure: Test configuration details
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# Interoperability in Azure back-end connectivity features: Test configuration details
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This article describes the configuration details of the [test setup][Setup]. The test setup helps you analyze how Azure networking services interoperate at the control plane level and data plane level.
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The following list shows the primary CE router configuration for ExpressRoute private peering connectivity. (Cisco ASR1000 routers are used as CE routers in the test setup.) When site-to-site VPN and ExpressRoute circuits are configured in parallel to connect an on-premises network to Azure, Azure prioritizes the ExpressRoute circuit by default. To avoid asymmetrical routing, the on-premises network also should prioritize ExpressRoute connectivity over site-to-site VPN connectivity. The following configuration establishes prioritization by using the BGP **local-preference** attribute:
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