Setting up CISCO ASA VPN to AZURE. What does "Custom-AzureVPN-Policies-WithNarrowTrafficSelectors mean? I searched there is no KB for this.
The VPN tunnel is up but the systems on each side can not see each other. I am wondering if this is the reason.
Apparently I can't include an image until my account had been verified...
...But I can't see a link anywhere to allow that to happen.
So: How does one verify an account on these 'ere forums?
Hi
Is VNET TO VNET peering supported across different subscriptions. Both these subscriptions are associated with different Azure AD as well.
Thanks
Piyush
Piyush Gupta
I set up recently a VM in Azure in order to migrate some shared drives in there so I could access through my on premise computer. I tried with the service "Files" in storage, unfortunately is not compatible with Windows 7 due to SMB 2.1
After set up the VM in the on premise domain, through a Virtual Network Gateway and VPN. I can see from the VM all the resources shared in my on premise, but no the other way around. I cannot access through IP or hostname. Neither when I shared the drives, I cannot access from the same VM if I use "Network" instead normal explorer. I was wondering if this could be because of the DNS preffix.
We are planning to migrate one of our serves to Azure to set up a Hybrid system (on-prem to Cloud) but first I need to set up this tet environment before I run the full project.
Is it something I might be missing? Is it the VM limited to do not allow file sharing ?
Any help will be appreciate it.
Thanks,
Fernando.
Hi All,
Could you please suggest any solution for the below error. We were connecting to Azure machines RDP through VPN. Suddenly we were getting below error and unable to connect to RDP via VPN.
An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.Thanks in Advance.
Gmail
Good day All,
I'm new to azure and I'm having a bit of difficulty setting up a site to site vpn to my cisco RV110W Wireless-N VPN Firewall.Below are the parameters I can enter. Is my vpn device compatible? What parameters do I need to change to maintain a connection? Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
IKE Policy Configuration
Policy Name: AStoEBS
Exchange Mode:Main
IKE SA Parameters
Encryption Algorithm: AES-128
Authentication Algorithm: SHA-1
Pre-Shared Key: xxxxxxxxxxxx
Diffie-Hellman (DH) Group: Group2 (1024bit)
SA-Lifetime: 3600
Dead Peer Detection: Yes
DPD Delay: 10
DPD Timeout: 30
VPN Policy Configuration
Policy Type: Auto Policy
Remote Endpoint: 000.000.000.000
Local Traffic Selection
Local IP: Subnet-> 192.168.1.1->255.255.255.0
Remote Traffic Selection
Remote IP: Subnet-> 192.168.2.1->255.255.255.0
Manual Policy Parameters
SPI-Incoming: 0x
SPI-Outgoing: 0x
Encryption Algorithm: 3DES
Key-In: None
Key-Out:None
Integrity Algorithm: SHA-1
Key-In: None
Key-Out: None
Auto Policy Parameters
SA-Lifetime: 28800
Encryption Algorithm: AES-128
Integrity Algorithm: SHA-1
PFS Key Group: Yes -> DH-Group 2(1024bit)
Select IKE Policy: AStoEBS
I have deployed a Windows 10 VM on Azure Portal using the free account. In it I have my own IBM WebSphere Application Server installed (v 8.5.5.13). I want to map all applications on the server (port 9080) to be available on public IP but with a distinguished domain name.
How can I go about it, mean to say that what are the steps that should be followed for the accomplishment of the same.
Swetank Mohanty
Hi,
We have internet gateways(route tables) in the aws. Can you please let us know, what is the equivalent in azure?
Thanks
I have a load balancer and a vm,load balancer has two ip(ipv4+ipv6),set NAT 443 port to vm with Ubuntu Server nginx.
In IPv4 access SSL is normal, but IPv6 access is interrupted in client hello, how can I fix it?
SSH (port 20) in IPv6 works normally, and there is no way to access SSL directly by using IPv6 address, but HTTP (port 80) has no problem. It seems that it is not a problem of nginx. It looks more like NAT forwarding IPv6. SSL inbound data is corrupted?
我是包子!
Getting the following error messages on the ASA:
Tunnel manager has failed to establish an L2L SA. All configured IKE versions failed to establish the tunnel. Map Tag= Outside_map0. Map Sequence Number = 3
6 | Aug 21 2018 | 12:51:11 | IP = 138.91.164.253, Warning: Ignoring IKE SA (dst) without VM bit set | |||||||||
4 | Aug 21 2018 | 12:51:11 | IKEv1 was unsuccessful at setting up a tunnel. Map Tag = Outside_map0. Map Sequence Number = 3. | |||||||||
3 | Aug 21 2018 | 12:51:11 | Tunnel Manager has failed to establish an L2L SA. All configured IKE versions failed to establish the tunnel. Map Tag= Outside_map0. Map Sequence Number = 3. | |||||||||
4 | Aug 21 2018 | 12:51:12 | Local:50.226.33.2:500 Remote:138.91.164.253:500 Username:138.91.164.253 IKEv2 Negotiation aborted due to ERROR: Auth exchange failed | |||||||||
4 | Aug 21 2018 | 12:51:12 | IKEv2 was unsuccessful at setting up a tunnel. Map Tag = Outside_map0. Map Sequence Number = 3. | |||||||||
4 | Aug 21 2018 | 12:51:12 | Tunnel Manager dispatching a KEY_ACQUIRE message to IKEv1 after a failed attempt.. Map Tag = Outside_map0. Map Sequence Number = 3. | |||||||||
5 | Aug 21 2018 | 12:51:12 | Tunnel Manager dispatching a KEY_ACQUIRE message to IKEv2. Map Tag = Outside_map0. Map Sequence Number = 3. | |||||||||
5 | Aug 21 2018 | 12:51:12 | Local:50.226.33.2:500 Remote:138.91.164.253:500 Username:Unknown IKEv2 Received request to establish an IPsec tunnel; local traffic selector = Address Range: 10.0.126.1-10.0.126.1 Protocol: 0 Port Range: 0-65535; remote traffic selector = Address Range: 192.168.5.13-192.168.5.13 Protocol: 0 Port Range: 0-65535 | |||||||||
I've read thru a number of different Azure documents trying to get this to work. I'm not at all proficient in Azure, I'm a Cisco Route Switch guy. Need to know how to check the IPSec settings on the Azure side.
I want get custom domains mapped to different URLs on my IBM WebSphere Application Server hosted on Windows VM. The URIs need to be mapped to same IP address but different port numbers.
Also I want to map JIRA instance on the same VM with a custom domain.
Any suggestions on how to proceed on Azure Portal.
Thank
Hi, All.
I Failed to create Azure Firewall."Microsoft.Network/publicIPAddresses …" can not be used in Southeast Asia. but, southeastasia is included in the list of available regions.
Notes.
- I have multiple Azure Subscription
- Visual Studio Enterprise(MSN) , Visual Studio Enterprise, ...
- The preview function was activated according to "https://docs.microsoft.com/ja-jp/azure/firewall/public-preview ".
- But, I have multiple subscription. I activated preview function on each some subscription(not all) using Select-AzureRmSubscription
- Exists ResourceGroup has a VirtualNetwork
- I made AzureFirewallSubnet in that VirtualNetwork.
- I tried to create Firewall on Firewall(Preview) tabs in VirtualNetwork
- On Wizard, I select activated subscription, exists ResoureceGroup, exists VirtualNetwork, and new one Public IP address.
Review Process shows `"Microsoft.Network/publicIPAddresses …" can not be used in Southeast Asia. ...`
I keep the activity log in JSON format.
If you need it, I can offer it.
"operationId": "e05ce1b4-1346-4dca-8710-15fd515a7915"
My company contracted to have our Azure environment build for us to expedite our migration. So I am inheriting resources that I have a question about.
We are using UDR's to force traffic through a CheckPoint virtual appliance. These UDR's are cumbersome in that we were guided to explicitly define every network for our "On Premise" with a specific route entry. So each route table has 37 statically defined routes to the same IP address as the default route. The only route entry in each table that doesnt point to the checkpoint is the route to itself which uses "Virtual network". I was told Azure resources have to exactly match the routed network's prefix mask with what is advertised to ExpressRoute via BGP.
My question is, is this really necessary?
Thanks in advance for any response you can offer!
Per
Consider the scenario, I have created 3 VM in Azure namely "Node1" & "Nide2" & "Nide2" with static ip's of "10.256.32.4" & "10.256.32.6" & "10.256.32.7" respectively. Firewall disable
in both the machines.
NODE 1 able to ping NODE 2 and NODE 3 and vice versa.
Only I am not able to ping cluster ip and listener ip from other two nodes. Only able to ping from who is have owner that ip.
I am evaluating Azure Firewall.
I want to send to the Internet as SNAT, and I want to allow it all.
To summarize simply, I would like to browse without allowing a specific FQDN in the network structure of the tutorial.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-US/azure/firewall/tutorial-firewall-deploy-portal
Can I make such a setting?
Network Collection Rule reject 0.0.0.0/0 (It means Internet in the Route Table)
Hi
I have the following networks need to get routing between
On Prem - 192.168.221.0/24
Azure Servers - 10.1.10.0/23
Azure DR - 10.1.12.0/23
As is I have a site to site VPN from "On Prem" to "Azure Servers" working fine. I have a Vnet to Vnet connection between Azure Servers and Azure DR as these are on different subscriptions.
On the Site to Site VPN side I assume I just need to add route for 10.1.12.0/23 on the remote (Azure VM) side.
How do I also do the same back the other way for the Vnet to Vnet? How do I add a route there telling anything on 10.1.12.0/23 if it needs to get to the On Prem network 192.168.221.0/24 to go via the other end of the Vnet to Vnet? Is this even doable?
Hello,
I have built a remote desktop farm in Azure (one VM with Gateway, Web Access, Connection Broker and Licensing Roles and one VM with Session Host roles installed).
I would like to further secure it by putting an Azure Application gateway (with WAF) in front of this, and redirecting all HTTPS traffic to the Gateway/Web Access VM.
First question is will this work? I've not had a lot of experience with Azure Application Gateway, although I know it can secure HTTPS traffic so in theory should work. Does the Gateway need more than HTTPS open to the internet to work though?
I have set it up and am getting two errors:-
- the /RDWeb redirect does not work through the App Gateway. I get a ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTSwhen trying to access https://rds.domainname.com/rdweb
- when I try and connect to the RDGateway with a defined RDP file I get an authorisation error - even though the password is correct. I presume the Application gateway is not passing through the correct ports/protocols to allow authentication?
Finally, if Azure Application Gateway isn't able to work in this environment are there any other Azure services or best practices to follow to secure the RDWeb/Gateway?
All advice appreciated.
Cheers,
Archie
