What Azure Virtual Network does - and how it fails
This Azure service is monitored continuously - the status above reflects our latest check of Azure health data for it. Incidents typically surface as elevated error rates or latency in a single region before they appear anywhere else, and enterprise impact usually arrives through dependent services first.
Elevated error rates or latency in a single region
Partial impairment affecting a subset of operations or scale units
Upstream dependency incidents (Storage, networking, Entra ID) surfacing here
Recent Azure Virtual Network incidents
Network Connectivity – Gateway service degradation in multiple regions
September 30, 2026
Network Connectivity – Gateway service degradation in multiple regions. Resolved - see the official Azure Post Incident Review (Tracking ID 7Q30-010).
The live status at the top of this page reflects the most recent health check. If it shows Operational but you see errors, the issue may be limited to your region, subscription, or configuration.
Can downtime on this service earn an SLA credit?+
Most Azure services carry a financially-backed SLA paying tiered service credits (typically 10–100% of the month’s charges) when monthly uptime drops below the committed target. Credits must be claimed through Azure support - they are not applied automatically.
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