-> Search for “Load Balancers” on Azure portal,

-> Basics Tab,

-> “Frontend IP Configuration” tab. Click “Add a frontend IP configuration”. This one will be utilized for the creating windows cluster,

-> Again, click “Add a frontend IP configuration”. This one will be utilized for Always On Listener,

-> “Backend Pools” Tab,

-> Click “Add” and select JBSAG1 and JBSAG2,

-> “Inbound Rules” Tab,

-> Click “Add a load balancing rule”,

-> Click “Create new” under “Health probe”,

-> Click “Add a load balancing rule”,

-> Click “Create new” under “Health probe”,

-> I will go with the default values for tabs “Outbound rules” and “Tags”. Click Create.

More articles on this Series,

-> Always On Availability Group Configuration on Azure IaaS Virtual Machine utilizing same subnet
-> Always On Availability Group Environment on Azure IaaS Virtual Machine Introduction – Part1
-> Configure appropriate Virtual Network and Subnet for Azure IaaS Virtual Machine – Part2
-> Deploy required Azure IaaS Virtual Machine – Part3
-> Configure Domain Controller and Windows Cluster on appropriate Azure IaaS Virtual Machine – Part4
-> Configure Always On Availability Group with Listener – Part6

Thank You,
Vivek Janakiraman

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