NetworkPeering.DefinitionStages.WithTrafficForwarding (Azure SDK for Java Reference Documentation)

All Known Subinterfaces:

NetworkPeering.Definition, NetworkPeering.DefinitionStages.WithCreate

Enclosing interface:

NetworkPeering.DefinitionStages
```
public static interface NetworkPeering.DefinitionStages.WithTrafficForwarding
```
The stage of a network peering definition allowing to control traffic forwarding from or to the remote network.

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`NetworkPeering.DefinitionStages.WithCreate`	`withTrafficForwardingBetweenBothNetworks()`	Allows traffic forwarding both from either peered network into the other.
`NetworkPeering.DefinitionStages.WithCreate`	`withTrafficForwardingFromRemoteNetwork()`	Allows traffic forwarded from the remote network.
`NetworkPeering.DefinitionStages.WithCreate`	`withTrafficForwardingToRemoteNetwork()`	Allows traffic forwarding from this network to the remote network.

- Method Detail
  - withTrafficForwardingFromRemoteNetwork
```
NetworkPeering.DefinitionStages.WithCreate withTrafficForwardingFromRemoteNetwork()
```
    Allows traffic forwarded from the remote network.
    
    Returns:
    
    the next stage of the definition
  - withTrafficForwardingToRemoteNetwork
```
NetworkPeering.DefinitionStages.WithCreate withTrafficForwardingToRemoteNetwork()
```
    Allows traffic forwarding from this network to the remote network.
    This setting will have effect only if the remote network is in the same subscription. Otherwise, it will be ignored and you need to change the corresponding traffic forwarding setting on the remote network's matching peering explicitly.
    
    Returns:
    
    the next stage of the definition
  - withTrafficForwardingBetweenBothNetworks
```
NetworkPeering.DefinitionStages.WithCreate withTrafficForwardingBetweenBothNetworks()
```
    Allows traffic forwarding both from either peered network into the other.
    This setting will have effect on the remote network only if the remote network is in the same subscription. Otherwise, it will be ignored and you need to change the corresponding traffic forwarding setting on the remote network's matching peering explicitly.
    
    Returns:
    
    the next stage of the definition