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CONFIGURE AZURE POINT TO SITE VPN HOW TO
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CONFIGURE AZURE POINT TO SITE VPN WINDOWS

So I defined the Subnet01 with an IP range from 10.10.10.8 to 10.10.10.15 and added a Gateway subnet (click on the green button “add gateway subnet”) with a network range from 10.10.10.0 to 10.10.10.7. We also need to define the subnets to be used and a gateway. For the virtual network, on this guide, I will be using 10.10.10.0/24. Now we need to define the other side of the coin… The address space to be used in Azure. Check it before start digging into all the possible configurations, as I did… “Time is money!” 🙂 If you have the same symptoms, here is the tip. I lost 3 days trying to understand why only the RRAS server was able to contact the Azure virtual network… At the end of the day (or of the 3 days), the problem was a mistake in the address space of my On-Premises network. I learned a lesson after typing the wrong IP on this step. We need to pay attention to this, otherwise the communication between Azure and On-premises will not work as expected. We also need to provide the address space for On-Premises. Now we are being asked about the public IP address of our On-Premises network. At this step, just check the “configure site-to-site VPN” box, as bellow, and proceed: We can skip the DNS settings for now, as this is a more advanced topic. Fill all the fields: the name for your new Virtual Network and select the desired location (in my case, as I have more than one Azure subscriptions I need also to pick which one will own this Virtual Network): Now we need to create a new Virtual Network, for this follow the steps as shown in the next picture, in order to reach the “Custom Create” option:Īfter clicking in “Custom Create”, a wizard-style screen will be presented. So, let’s start! Log-in into the Azure portal, and click on the New (+) button in the bottom of the side menu, as shown:

CONFIGURE AZURE POINT TO SITE VPN TRIAL

Of course, you will need an Azure subscription, if you don’t have, you can create a trial subscription.

CONFIGURE AZURE POINT TO SITE VPN WINDOWS

For this I have a Windows Server 2012 R2, this server needs two network interfaces, one to connect to the internal network and another one connecting to the internet. The way I’m going to configure the site-to-site VPN is using a Routing and Remote Access in order to forward the network requests.

Configure the Routing and Remote Access (RRAS) server.

In a nutshell, we need to follow the next steps: This will allow us to do a lot of exciting things! I will use this article as base for others where I will be showing how SQL Server can benefit of the cloud to build hybrid solutions. The objective of a site-to-site VPN is connect the two different sites, a specific Virtual Network on Azure and On-Premises network.

CONFIGURE AZURE POINT TO SITE VPN HOW TO

Few months ago, I wrote an article how to connect to Azure using a point-to-site VPN, which is a very limited specific case. More and more the cloud is present on our lives, on our cell phones, applications, work, etc… In this article we will be specifically talking about Azure and its integration with On-Premises networks. On this article I will be showing how to configure a site-to-site VPN using a routing and remote access, step-by-step. In order to connect on- premise and Azure we have two options, a point-to-site and a site-to-site VPN.