Can Azure Traffic Manager work with vWans and vHubs?

@Jose Cintron ,

Welcome to the Microsoft Q&A Platform. Thank you for reaching out & I hope you are doing well.

To address your query,

• No
• Azure Traffic Manager cannot be used in this scenario, at least, not the standalone one.
• Please refer : Azure VPN with Azure Traffic Manager

However, I am not sure why you would like to use ATM when you have a vWAN.

• See : Disaster recovery design vWAN
• For P2S users, you can consider using a global profile for User VPN clients
  • This creates a P2S Configuration which consists of all the P2S Gateways of the vWAN
  • Virtual WAN has a built-in traffic manager that selects the best hub for remote user connectivity automatically
• For a S2S, You can consider Multi-region multi-link topology
  • Basically, you setup a primary connection to the OnPrem's regions, and a secondary connection to the OnPrem's failover region

Hope this helps.

Please let us know if we can be of any further assistance here.

Thanks,

Kapil

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