# Portal - Connect to Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute Create new ExpressRoute connections from your Equinix Fabric assets. Use Quick Connect to establish connections from Fabric ports, Fabric Cloud Routers, or using an a-side service token. 注 For instructions on connecting from a Network Edge virtual device, see [Network Edge to Azure ExpressRoute](/ja/fabric-marketplace/connecting-to-service-provider/microsoft/ne-azure-expressroute.md). ## Prerequisites[​](#prerequisites "への直接リンクPrerequisites") Before creating a connection to Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute, you must have: * An Azure account with Microsoft. * An ExpressRoute Service Key which is configured in the Azure Resource Manager (ARM) portal. For more information on how to create an ExpressRoute Service Key, see [Quickstart: Create and modify an ExpressRoute circuit](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/expressroute/expressroute-howto-circuit-portal-resource-manager). * An Equinix Fabric account, with the following IAM roles assigned: `Fabric Connections Manager`. * A [Fabric port](/ja/fabric/ports/fabric-order-port-new.md), an [A-side service token](/ja/fabric/service-tokens/redeem-a-side-service-token.md) or a [Fabric Cloud Router](/ja/fabric-cloud-router/index.md). ## Creating a Connection[​](#creating-a-connection "への直接リンクCreating a Connection") To create a connection to Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute: 1. Log in to the [Customer Portal](https://portal.equinix.com/fabric) > *Fabric Dashboard*. 2. Use the Context Switcher and select the project under which you want to create the connection. For more information on projects, see [Managing Projects](/ja/iam/resources/projects-manage.md). 3. From the *Connections* menu, select **Create Connection**. 4. In the *A Service Provider* card, click **Connect to a Service Provider**. ![](/ja/assets/images/service-provider-card-51d938de0bcc1df9912ba766114cb979.png) 5. Locate the *Microsoft Azure* card and click **Select Service**. 6. On the *Azure ExpressRoute* card, click **Quick Connect**. ![](/ja/assets/images/fabricConnectAzureQuickConnect-2dd8714a04d6f8acd16e102753d018ff.png) 7. In the *Enter Your Azure Information* section, enter your Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute Service Key. ![](/ja/assets/images/fabricConnectAzureServiceKey-e9f59e17a2493c5cbd87d24b74a14da5.png) 注 If the service key is already in use for a primary or secondary connection you may be able to add additional connections using the same key. A banner will display indicating which connection and peering types are still available for a key already in use. 8. Select connection type: * Redundant – Create a redundant pair of connections. * Primary – Create a single, primary connection. * Secondary – Create a single, secondary connection. 情報 Redundant configuration is recommended. If you select a single connection option, no Service Level Agreement (SLA) is provided by Azure. A single service key will support four virtual connections on DOT1Q ports (a primary and secondary connection for each peering type). However each of the four connections must have unique ExpressRoute peering VLAN IDs. Two virtual connections can be created with a service key on QINQ ports. 9. Select peering type: * Azure Private – Applicable to private virtual networks. * Microsoft – Applicable to Office 365, Dynamics 365 and public services. 注 You are not required to use both services (Private and Microsoft). 10. Click **Next**. ## Configuring the Connection[​](#configuring-the-connection "への直接リンクConfiguring the Connection") Configure your connection depending on the origin asset type. ### Port[​](#port "への直接リンクPort") 1. From the *Origin Asset Type* drop-down list, select **Port**. 2. In the *Primary Connection* section: * Click *+ Select Primary Port*, then select your primary connection port and click **Select Port**. Only primary ports are available for selection. * Enter the primary connection name. * Enter a VLAN ID. 3. In the *Secondary Connection* section: * Click *+ Select Secondary Port*, then select your secondary connection port and click **Select Port**. Only secondary ports are available for selection. * Enter the secondary connection name. * Enter a VLAN ID. 4. (*Optional*) In the *Azure Settings* section, enter a *Customer VLAN (C-Tag)*. Use the same VLAN ID when configuring the peering type in the Microsoft Azure portal. 5. Click **Next**. ![](/ja/assets/images/fabricConnectAzureRedundantPort-e74207f659fade7a1c04f915a246026e.png) ### Service Token[​](#service-token "への直接リンクService Token") 1. From the *Origin Asset Type* drop-down list, select **Service Token**. 2. In the *Primary Connection* section: * Click *+ Enter Primary Service Token*, provide the service token, then click **Enter Service Token**. ![](/ja/assets/images/fabricAwsQcServiceTokenEnter-ef81819616dc1b712e1e3f95dee5668e.png) * Enter the primary connection name. * In the *Azure Settings* section, enter a *Customer VLAN (C-Tag)*. Use the same VLAN ID when configuring the peering type in the Microsoft Azure portal. 3. In the *Secondary Connection* section: * Click *+ Enter Secondary Service Token*, provide the service token, then click **Enter Service Token**. * Enter the secondary connection name. 4. Click **Next**. ![](/ja/assets/images/fabricAwsQcServiceTokenConfigure-f096d62019bc3bc5b6377c4f8988d810.png) ### Cloud Router[​](#cloud-router "への直接リンクCloud Router") 1. From the *Origin Asset Type* drop-down list, select **Cloud Router**. 2. Click *+ Select Cloud Router*, select a cloud router instance, then click **Select Cloud Router**. ![](/ja/assets/images/fabricAwsQcFcrSelectCloudRouter-bd2ff624a4418b32e213acde4791162f.png) 3. In the *Primary Connection* section: * Enter the primary connection name. * In the *Azure Settings* section, enter a *Customer VLAN (C-Tag)*. Use the same VLAN ID when configuring the peering type in the Microsoft Azure portal. 4. In the *Secondary Connection* section, enter your secondary connection name. 5. Click **Next**. ![](/ja/assets/images/fabricAwsQcFcrConfigure-07982f8a56209145bc692d0e35045c79.png) ## Review and Submit[​](#review-and-submit "への直接リンクReview and Submit") On the *Review Order and Additional Information* page: 1. Review the information in the *Connection Configuration* section. 2. Use the *Notifications* field to provide the email addresses of the recipients to be notified about the connection's status. You can add up to 12 email addresses. 3. (*Optional*) Enter or add order information in the *Purchase Order* section. * Click *Select Purchase Order Number*. * Click *Select an Existing Purchase Order*. * Select purchase order number you want to apply to your order, then click **Done**. 4. Provide customer reference identifier to help you identify this order on your invoice. 5. Click *Show Order Summary* to see order details and connection pricing information. When you are ready, click **Create Connection**. [](/ja/assets/files/fabricConnectAzureQuickConnectReview-edb269c74fa4a1303c8f0cc1fc6f48b3.png) On the confirmation page, click *View this Connection in your Fabric Inventory* to see the connection in your inventory. ## Monitoring the Connection Status[​](#monitoring-the-connection-status "への直接リンクMonitoring the Connection Status") Once you have created the connection, it appears in your [*Connections Inventory*](/ja/fabric/managing-connections/fabric-new-connections-inventory.md) where you can monitor its status. | Equinix Connection States | | Azure States | | | | ------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------- | ------------------- | ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **`equinixStatus`** attribute values | **`providerStatus`** attribute values | **Provider Status** | **Peerings Status** | **Description** | | `PROVISIONING` | `PROVISIONING` | Not provisioned | Not provisioned | Connection request has not been sent to Microsoft yet. | | `PENDING_BGP_PEERING` | `PENDING_BGP` | Provisioned | Not provisioned | The connection has been approved and awaits for the customer to configure Microsoft peering on the Microsoft Azure portal. If you are connecting to Azure ExpressRoute from a Port, the status remains `PENDING_BGP_PEERING` until peering is completed in the Microsoft Azure portal and the status only changes to `PROVISIONED` once Equinix Fabric syncs with Microsoft. If you want to synchronize the BGP peering instantly, you may use the Equinix Customer Portal. If you are connecting to Azure ExpressRoute from a Fabric Cloud Router, you also need to [configure your routing details](/ja/fabric-cloud-router/bgp/fcr-bgp.md) for the connection in the Equinix Customer Portal. If you are connecting to Azure ExpressRoute from a Network Edge device, you also need to configure the routing details on the device, which vary by vendor (such as Cisco or Juniper). | | `PROVISIONING` | `PROVISIONED` | | | Provisioning completed at Microsoft's end and the connection is provisioning at Equinix's end. | | `PROVISIONED` | `PROVISIONED` | | | Connection established. |