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This article shows you how to create an Azure Multicloud Interconnect Preview resource in the Azure portal and generate an activation key. You redeem that key with your cloud service provider to complete the connection.
Azure Multicloud Interconnect supports two onboarding paths. Use this article when you start the request in Azure. If your provider generated the activation key instead, see Redeem an Azure Multicloud Interconnect Preview activation key.
Important
Azure Multicloud Interconnect is currently in PREVIEW. See the Supplemental Terms of Use for Microsoft Azure Previews for legal terms that apply to Azure features that are in beta, preview, or otherwise not yet released into general availability.
Prerequisites
- An Azure account with an active subscription
- An account with a supported cloud service provider. For the providers and regions supported during preview, see Availability and limits.
Open Azure Multicloud Interconnect setup
- Sign in to the Azure portal.
- Search for and select Hybrid connectivity.
- In the left menu, expand Azure Multicloud Interconnect, and then select Set up Azure Multicloud Interconnect.
Create the interconnect circuit
Azure Multicloud Interconnect uses Azure ExpressRoute as its underlying connectivity technology. You start by creating an ExpressRoute circuit that uses Azure Multicloud Interconnect as its port type.
- On the setup page, select Create Multicloud Interconnect Circuit.
- On the Configuration tab, under Project details, select your subscription and resource group. To create a new resource group, select Create new.
- Under Port details, for Port type, select Azure Multicloud Interconnect.
- Enter a name for the circuit.
- Select the Multicloud provider, Region, and Bandwidth for the connection. These values determine the cloud provider, connection location, and available bandwidth for the circuit. To view the provider-to-region mappings, select View region mapping.
- Under Activation key, select Generate.
- Enter the Account ID associated with your cloud provider account. The cloud provider uses this value to verify ownership of both ends of the connection.
- Select Review + create, review the configuration, and then select Create.
Redeem the activation key with your cloud provider
Azure generates the activation key after you create the circuit. The key authorizes the connection by confirming that the cloud service provider, Azure region, bandwidth, and provider account match the request you submitted.
- Open the circuit overview page and copy the activation key.
- In your cloud service provider's portal, enter or redeem the activation key for the account you want to connect.
- Complete the provider's setup steps to finish provisioning.
The provider validates that the key details match the account and the requested connection. If validation succeeds, Azure and the provider configure the underlying connectivity and the resource moves toward a provisioned state.
If validation fails, provisioning doesn't start. Confirm that the cloud service provider, Azure region, bandwidth, and provider account details match the original request. Correct any mismatch, and then restart activation.
Connect the circuit to a virtual network
To reach your Azure workloads over the interconnect, connect the circuit to a virtual network.
- Create an ExpressRoute virtual network gateway.
- Create an ExpressRoute connection that links the gateway to the interconnect circuit.
- Validate reachability between your Azure workloads and your workloads in the provider's cloud.