Azure Point-to-site VPN routing
Question
I've set up Point-to-Site VPN to one of my multiple VNets. When I connect from my machine, I can access the VNet which gateway belongs to. But how can I set up routing, so I can access all other VNets (having VNet-to-VNet gateways working)?
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solution1
2 2017-01-11 05:25:49
You need to set up PEERING. Set up peering on the existing real vnets to allow peering by the vpn subnet. Then make sure to allow traffic in your NSG.
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