Topology:
- vNet Azure-East (10.199/16 address space, 10.199.199/24 subnet for VM's)
- vNet Azure-West (10.99/16 address space, 10.99.99/24 subnet for VM's)
- Both are Connected a single Local Network AgileIT-HQ (10.77.77/24 DataCenter, 10.88.88/24 VPN Tunnel)
Goal: Route from to Azure-West to Azure-East using our Juniper SRX100B at AgileIT-HQ. I'd prefer to go direct Azure-West to Azure-East, but as I understand it, this is a limitation of Azure vNet's.
Currently: Azure-East and Azure-West can only communicate with AgileIT-HQ. Azure-West and Azure-East don't appear to send communications to the VPN Router.
How can I achieve this goal?
Do I need to create 2 "Local Networks" instead of one, and list the other Azure subnet? For example, instead of a SINGLE Local Network AgileIT-HQ (10.77.77/24 DataCenter, 10.88.88/24 VPN Tunnel). Should I have created TWO Local Networks and configured
them as such:
- Connected Azure-West to a Local Network AgileIT-HQWest (10.77.77/24 DataCenter, 10.88.88/24 VPN, 10.199/16 Azure-East)
- Connected Azure-East to a Local Network AgileIT-HQEast (10.77.77/24 DataCenter, 10.88.88/24 VPN, 10.99/16 Azure-West)
Thanks in advance!
John G.