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Before proceeding with the key update, ensure the following prerequisites are met:
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-**Identify the Network Fabric Controller (NFC):** Locate the NFC for which you want to update the ExpressRoute authorization keys.
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-**Identify the Network Fabric Controller (NFC):** Locate the Network Fabric Controller (NFC) for which you want to update the ExpressRoute authorization keys.
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-**Verify ExpressRoute Connections:** Ensure there are 4 operational ExpressRoute connections (2 for infrastructure ER GW and 2 for tenant ER GW) to 4 ExpressRoute circuits.
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> [!NOTE]
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> There are 4 ExpressRoute circuits, each with an existing connection.<br>
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> Repeat the above step for each circuit that requires a new authorization key.<br>
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> This step must be repeated for each circuit to generate a new authorization key for each circuit.<br>
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> The authorization keys provided here are sample values and should not be used as real keys.
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## Step 3: Generate new authorization keys
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- Generate new authorization keys for the ExpressRoute circuits using the command below:
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- Use the command below to generate new authorization keys for the ExpressRoute circuits:
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```Azure CLI
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az network express-route auth create \
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> [!NOTE]
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> There are 4 ExpressRoute circuits, each with an existing connection.<br>
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> Repeat the above step for each circuit that requires a new authorization key.<br>
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> This step must be repeated for each circuit to generate a new authorization key for each circuit.<br>
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> The authorization keys provided here are sample values and should not be used as real keys.
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### Step 4: Update Authorization Keys
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### Key Metric: Count of Routes Learned from Peer
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During the update, you may observe a temporary dip in the count of routes learned. This should recover once the update is complete.
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During the update, you may observe a temporary dip in the count of routes learned. The count of routes learned should recover once the update is complete.
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Each connection has 2 peers. By filtering metrics for BGP peers, you can confirm the specific connections impacted during the update.
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Each connection has 2 peers. By filtering metrics for BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) peers, you can confirm the specific connections impacted during the update
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For additional details on monitoring, refer to the [Monitoring data reference for Azure ExpressRoute](/azure/expressroute/monitor-expressroute.md).
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