Azure SQL Database traffic migration to newer Gateways

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Got an email from azure regarding Azure SQL Database traffic migration to newer Gateways. There are several links in the email including Azure SQL Database traffic migration to newer Gateways Having read the article it says:

You will not be impacted if you have

  • Redirection as the connection policy
  • Connections to SQL Database from inside Azure and using Service Tags
  • Connections made using supported versions of JDBC Driver for SQL Server will see no impact.

New to azure. Can anyone offer any advice on the following:

  1. I'm trying to find out where the connection policys are listed in azure so I can see if its redirect, proxy or default? I have an MVC5 website connected to azure SQL database.
  2. Connection string for website is in the web.config and have no idea if using service tags? I have checked my connection strings in azure and its ADO.NET.
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I received the same email. I have received similar emails in the past. The only thing I do is add the IPs of the new gateways on the firewall rules on the Azure SQL Database logical server as shown on the image below.

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You do not have to do anything else. Based on my experience everything keeps working as usual.