Virtual Network Peering Using Virtual Network Gateway ~ IT Infosoft

Virtual Network Peering Using Virtual Network Gateway

*in Different Regions:-

Step1. Create a resource group.

Step2. Create two Virtual Network (VN) in different region e.g.

— East US.

— North Europe.

Step3. Create two virtual machines using above two different VNet and regions.

E.g. VNet1 — East US — VM1

VNet2 — North Europe — VM2

Step4. Connect windows servers using RDP.

— Turn off firewall.

— Install Web Server (IIS).

Step5. Go to Virtual Network Gateway and create two VNet-Gateway using above each V-Net and regions with same RG.

Step6. Go to VNet-Gateway click on it.

— Connections

— Add, select or enter require details.

Step7. Go to VM’s and connect then open CMD and RUN ping private-ip. (In both VM’s.)

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