The tool shows the VMs, their IP addresses, Next Hop, the numbers of a probe sent and failed, as well as topology view. The response of this tool is fantastic, and it provides a lot of information that will help the cloud administrator identify the root cause of the connectivity issue. An agent extension is required, and it will be installed as part of the process. In the connection troubleshoot item, we can pick and choose two VMs in our Azure for source and target. After that just click on the Start Troubleshooting button. When using VPN troubleshoot, the cloud administrator needs to select a Storage Account and a container and then select one or more network gateways. When troubleshooting hybrid cloud, the virtual network gateway component is vital to understand what is going on between Azure and on-premises. We are going to complete the series by checking on Traffic Analytics, which is a great feature to have in your Azure environment. In this second of our two-part series on Network Watcher, we are going to cover some features that we didn’t have the chance to write about in the first article.
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