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Separate ExpressRoute circuits when dedicated bandwidth required.
How to handle dedicated bandwidth with ExpressRoute
John Savill
July 8, 2017
1 Min Read
Q. Should I have separate ExpressRoute circuits if I have certain use cases that need dedicated bandwidth?
A. Multiple virtual networks and locations can be connected to a single ExpressRoute circuit. All connections share the bandwidth with limited Quality of Service (control traffic usage) available except for Skype traffic. If you had a certain workload that was critical and must have a certain amount of bandwidth there are really two options
Use a Network Virtual Appliance that would apply any QoS/traffic shaping that is required
Use separate ExpressRoute circuits to divide up the critical traffic from everything else
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