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ExpressRouteCrossConnection REST APIs

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Version: 2019-08-01


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Description

The Microsoft Azure ExpressRouteCrossConnection Resource Provider REST APIs describes the operations for the connectivity provider to provision ExpressRoute circuit, create and modify BGP peering entities and troubleshoot connectivity on customer's ExpressRoute circuit.

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