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Hi All,<br />
<br />
we are trying to achive the following and wondering if this is possible.<br />
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current setup is servers on premise with an express route upto azure and servers in azure.<br />
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we would like to backup data from a server within azure via the express route and then out to AWS via the on-premise router. the whole idea for this would be to make use of the express route we have in place instead of racking up egress charges within azure<br />
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Is this something that is possible or has someone managed to do this before?<br />
<br />
any help is appreciated.<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi All,

we are trying to achive the following and wondering if this is possible.

current setup is servers on premise with an express route upto azure and servers in azure.

we would like to backup data from a server within azure via the express route and then out to AWS via the on-premise router. the whole idea for this would be to make use of the express route we have in place instead of racking up egress charges within azure

Is this something that is possible or has someone managed to do this before?

any help is appreciated.

Thanks

Azure Express Route

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