Hi All,
I'm currently working with a customer to design a Windows 10 AlwaysOn VPN solution.
In order to keep infrastructure to an absolute minimum, I was hoping to recommend that we Azure Virtual Network Gateway as the VPN endpoint. However, they have around 200 users and I'm aware that a single Azure VNG only supports up to 128.
Is there any other way that we could get more than 128 clients to work with Azure VNG(s)?
The customer will be using a hub-spoke topology, one idea i had was to deploy multiple 'core' VNETs and VNGs - and then use traffic manager to load balance clients between the 2 VNGs. Although I think this would work technically, it's not a practice that I've seen or heard of being done before.
Thank you in advance
Jon