Can a virtual machine have multiple IP addresses within a VNet? If yes, how?

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Thamimul ansari · Accepted Answer

Yes, a virtual machine (VM) can have multiple IP addresses within a VNet by using multiple network interfaces (NICs) attached to the VM, with each NIC capable of having its own set of private and/or public IP addresses. You can add more than one NIC to a single VM, and then assign multiple IP addresses to the VM through those different network interfaces.

Can a virtual machine have multiple IP addresses within a VNet? If yes, how?

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