Therefore, the firewall configuration can grow sub optimally, impacting firewall performance and security. These changes are often managed by multiple administrators spread across geographies. Just like on-prem, it’s common to update Azure Firewall configuration daily (sometimes hourly) to meet the growing application needs, and respond to a changing threat landscape.

Learn more about Azure Load Balancer’s limits. Now with this limit removed, you can associate as many load balancers as possible per VM with either types (public or internal) up to the Azure Load Balancer’s limits. Previously this limit was 2 load balancers per VM (1 public and 1 internal). The “Load balancer per VM” limit is now removed for customers using Standard Load Balancer. Turned on by default and cannot be disabled.The load balancer handles send/receive of requests. Traffic does not pass to workloads in backend pools.Standard Load Balancer supports using Ping and Traceroute/tracert over ICMPv4/v6 to test availability of workloads.Test reachability of Azure Load Balancer front-ends with ping and traceroute To get more details and learn how to use ping and traceroute for testing a front-end of an existing Standard public load balancer, please read the following article. Testing reachability of a load balancer front-end is useful for troubleshooting connectivity issues. Standard Public Azure Load Balancer now support testing reachability using IPv4 and IPv6 ping and traceroute. Inbound ICMPv4 & ICMPv6 pings are now supported on Azure Load Balancer

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