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This tag collects WindowsForum.com discussion of Azure virtual network peering, the feature that connects VNets so resources can communicate across them. The tagged content focuses on a specific change: an Azure public preview that lets route tables suppress the system-generated routes VNet peering adds to a subnet. That capability matters for traffic steering through network virtual appliances, particularly in hub-and-spoke designs where user-defined routes need to override peering routes. Coverage notes the preview status, which Microsoft limits to non-production testing, and draws on Azure networking documentation and CLI project details to explain how the setting works.
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    Azure Preview Lets Route Tables Disable VNet Peering Routes for NVA Traffic Steering

    Azure has put a new route-table setting into public preview. It lets you suppress the system-generated routes that VNet peering adds to a subnet. Microsoft's Azure Updates listing for "Disable VNet peering route" is dated October 20, 2026, and it is tagged "In preview". Microsoft defines that...