This template allows you to create a Virtual Network with three subnets: DMZ, front end, and back end; Windows Server VMs in the DMZ and front end subnets; SQL Server 2014 VMs in the back end subnet; NSGs to secure the front end and back end subnets, and UDRs to forward all internal traffic through a virtual machine in teh DMZ.
Below are the parameters that the template expects.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| stdStorageName | Name for the standard storage account used to store vhds |
| stdStorageType | Type of storage for the standard storage account, defaults to Standard_LRS |
| prmStorageName | Name for the premium storage account used to store SSD vhds |
| prmStorageType | Type of storage for the premium storage account, defaults to Premium_LRS |
| vnetName | Name for the new virtual network |
| vnetPrefix | Address prefix for the Virtual Network specified in CIDR format |
| frontEndSubnetName | Name for front end subnet |
| frontEndSubnetPrefix | Prefix for the front end specified in CIDR format |
| backEndSubnetName | Name for back end subnet |
| backEndSubnetPrefix | Prefix for the back end specified in CIDR format |
| dmzSubnetName | Name for DMZ subnet |
| dmzSubnetPrefix | Prefix for the DMZ specified in CIDR format |
| webCount | Number of VMs in the front end subnet |
| sqlCount | Number of VMs in the back end subnet |
| fwCount | Number of VMs in the DMZ subnet |
| frontEndNSGName | Name for the NSG in the front end subnet |
| backEndNSGName | Name for the NSG in the back end subnet |
| frontEndUDRName | Name for the Route Table in the front end subnet |
| backEndUDRName | Name for the Route Table in the back end subnet |
| vmaIpAddress | Private IP address for virtual appliance |
| For more information on the scenario built wth this template, visit this page |