Connecting to Microsoft Azure Synapse SQL using an Azure private endpoint

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Create a virtual network

Create an Azure Virtual Network to allow Azure resources, such as Azure Virtual Machines, to securely communicate with each other, the internet, and on-premises networks.

In the search box, enter Virtual networks
, and select Virtual networks
in the search results.

On the Virtual networks
page, click Create
.

On the Basics
tab, enter the project and instance details.

In the Subscription
field, select your subscription for which you want to create the virtual network.

In the Resource group
field, select the resource group in which the Azure resources are deployed and managed.

In the Name
field, enter a name for the virtual network.

In the Region
field, select the region.

Ensure that the virtual network and all the Azure resources are in the same region.

Click Next: IP Addresses
.

The IP Addresses tab shows the IP address space of the virtual network and the address range of the subnet.

You can use the default subnet or add a new subnet. The subnet address range must be contained by the address space of the virtual network.

Click Review + Create
, verify the configurations, and click
Create
.

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Connecting to Microsoft Azure Synapse SQL using an Azure private endpoint

Connecting to Microsoft Azure Synapse SQL using an Azure private endpoint

Create a virtual network

Create a virtual network