Azure Backups on Centos using Azure Agent

Hi mates.

I have an interesting configuration.

So, we have several VMs and configured proxy to communicate with the world.

Currently, we have an issue with the fact that proxy is going down when backups are going started.

Due to these facts, I have decided to create additional network interfaces to communicate with azure directly.

But, I have faced the issue that backups still using eth0 instead of eth1 despite the added route.

I checked several articles but did not find the proper information about networks and subnets which should be added to the route.

Maybe I missed something.

Could you please help me with correct rules in the Azure portal which should be added for the 2nd network interface to allow direct connection to the Azure portal.

And also it will be great if someone could help me with routes in Centos which should be added to set up the connection using eth1.

I used tcpdump -i eth0 port 443

And found that system using these IP addresses when backups are running:
13.95.96.176.https
20.38.109.132.https
168.61.59.84.https

However, I'm not sure how many addresses I should add else.