Configure A IPsec Tunnel VNet-To-VNet VPN Gateway Connection In Azure Portal

Step 8

Set your Public IP name and Review and Create

Note: It will take an estimated time of 45 minutes to create a VPN Gateway

Step 9

Virtual Network Gateway is successfully created.

Create a Local Network Gateway configuration step by step

Prerequisites

• Two VNets
• Two Virtual Network Gateway

In my case, I have created according to my above scenario

Configure a Local Network Gateway

• Resource Group: Shanuka-RG
• Name: Shanuka-LNG
• Region: East US
• Endpoint: IP address
• IP address: 20.254.151.198 (Use your remote site public ip)
• Address Space: 172.16.0.0/16

Step 1

Select your specified resource group (RG) and Go to Marketplace>Type Local Network Gateway> Create it.

Step 2

Following the appropriate steps and review and create

Important: Make sure your Endpoint details are corrected

• Endpoint IP Address is your opponent's Public Address (Public-IP)
• Address Space is (VNet-IP)

In my case, I have added my Test-RG VPN Gateway details here

Step 3

Successfully created my Local Network Gateway (LNG)

Add Connection configuration Steps

Step 1

Navigate to your Virtual Network Gateway Shanuka-VPNgw>Connection>Add Connection

• Name: Shanuka-Test
• Connection type: VNet-to-VNet
• The “First Virtual Network Gateway” (Shanuka-VPNGw)automatically picks up
• You have select only “Second Virtual Network Gateway” (Test-VPNGw)
• Shared Key (PSK): For Example “123@Abc” you can put any keys here. In my case, I have done with the 123@Abc

Step 2

Successfully connected my VNet-to-VNet Tunnel VPN.

Conclusion

This article taught us how to Implement IPsec for VNet-to-VNet using by VPN gateway. And if you have any questions please contact me.

Thanks.