The Internet Protocol handles addressing on networks; a private endpoint gives a service its own private IP address.
Also called Internet Protocol.
Read more: Microsoft Learn
In the Ultra Transcenders books
AZ-305AZ-104AZ-900AI-200SC-900AB-900SC-200SC-300AZ-400AZ-802DP-600DP-700PL-300SC-401MD-102DP-800ALZ
Each book explains IP in context, with comparison tables and the common traps.
Terms in this definition
- Private endpoint
A network interface in your subnet whose private IP leads, through Private Link, to a single instance of a service. Peered VNets and on-premises networks (via ExpressRoute or VPN) can use it, after which public access can be switched off.
- Private IP address
An address taken from a subnet of a virtual network and used to talk within that network, to linked networks and to on-premises sites. The internet can't reach it.