Hi
I have a scenario where by I have two vnets in two different regions with global vnet peering enabled and functioning correctly as i can ping from a vm in vnet01 to a vm in vnet02,
Both vnets contain a VPN Gateway so I cant use “Allow gateway transit”
if i connect to the vpn gateway in vnet01 via a P2S VPN i can ping vnet01 VMs but not VMs in vnet02,
if i connect to the vpn gateway in vnet02 via a P2S vpn i can ping vnet02 VMs but not VMs in vnet01,
Ho do i allow P2S connections to connect to their home vnet and then route to remote peered vnets?
I have looked at this doc below but it doesnt match my scenario as i ahve a GW deployed in both VNETs and I need this as i ahve to ahve P2S and S2S VPNs in both VNETS 01 and 02
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/vpn-gateway/vpn-gateway-about-point-to-site-routing#multipeered
Thanks in advance
I have a scenario where by I have two vnets in two different regions with global vnet peering enabled and functioning correctly as i can ping from a vm in vnet01 to a vm in vnet02,
Both vnets contain a VPN Gateway so I cant use “Allow gateway transit”
if i connect to the vpn gateway in vnet01 via a P2S VPN i can ping vnet01 VMs but not VMs in vnet02,
if i connect to the vpn gateway in vnet02 via a P2S vpn i can ping vnet02 VMs but not VMs in vnet01,
Ho do i allow P2S connections to connect to their home vnet and then route to remote peered vnets?
I have looked at this doc below but it doesnt match my scenario as i ahve a GW deployed in both VNETs and I need this as i ahve to ahve P2S and S2S VPNs in both VNETS 01 and 02
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/vpn-gateway/vpn-gateway-about-point-to-site-routing#multipeered
Thanks in advance
Spudney