Hi,
Last week I was asked to create a site-to-site tunnel between an azure VM and the on-premise network (domain controller) I administrate.
I managed to create a gateway with a public IP and the initial local-site settings for the tunnel.
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Now I get the following:
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Which isn't surprising since a VPN tunnel needs a proposal to match on both sites. However there is no way to change the IKE and IPSEC settings in the azure GUI.
I tried to find the preshared key via powershell but I keep getting the following errors:
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I can login with Login-azureRmAccount and I can find the subscription ID viaSelect-AzureRmSubscription, but when I try to set the default description.
Select-AzureSubscription -Default -SubscriptionId gives the following error:Select-AzureSubscription : The subscription id <subid> doesn't exist.
I'm feeling like I am running into a license problem of some sorts, since I can manage the azure VM, but my subscription is denied when I'm trying to set up a simple VPN tunnel.
Can anyone confirm I'm wasting my time trying it this way? Is there an easier way? I just need to get the proposal parameters, including the preshared key, to set this thing up.
Thanks,
Tim
Last week I was asked to create a site-to-site tunnel between an azure VM and the on-premise network (domain controller) I administrate.
I managed to create a gateway with a public IP and the initial local-site settings for the tunnel.
Now I get the following:
Last event message
Unable to establish the cross-premise tunnel for site '161B6BF2_VPN to Strombeek'. Previous state: Initializing. Current state: Not Connected.
Which isn't surprising since a VPN tunnel needs a proposal to match on both sites. However there is no way to change the IKE and IPSEC settings in the azure GUI.
I tried to find the preshared key via powershell but I keep getting the following errors:
I can login with Login-azureRmAccount and I can find the subscription ID viaSelect-AzureRmSubscription, but when I try to set the default description.
Select-AzureSubscription -Default -SubscriptionId gives the following error:Select-AzureSubscription : The subscription id <subid> doesn't exist.
I'm feeling like I am running into a license problem of some sorts, since I can manage the azure VM, but my subscription is denied when I'm trying to set up a simple VPN tunnel.
Can anyone confirm I'm wasting my time trying it this way? Is there an easier way? I just need to get the proposal parameters, including the preshared key, to set this thing up.
Thanks,
Tim