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When we connect two networks via VPN connection, we only allow certain traffic to pass through (In most scenarios). This is the normal security best practice. We normally use a firewall to do this. When it comes to Azure, we may also need to connect … [Continue reading] about Step-by-Step Guide: Azure Firewall to control access in Azure VNet-to-VNet connection (PowerShell Guide)
In this blog post we are going to learn about Active-Active Azure VPN gateways. There are two methods to connect two virtual networks. 1. Azure VPN Gateways 2. Azure VNET Peering Azure VNET Peering Azure VNET peering allows connecting virtual … [Continue reading] about Step-by-Step Guide: High available VNet-to-VNet connectivity via Active-Active Azure VPN gateways (PowerShell Guide)
By using source network address translation (SNAT), we can translate a local IP address, a pool of local IP addresses, or even a subnet to a specific public IP address for outbound connections. This is important as it will help to control traffic … [Continue reading] about Step-by-Step Guide: Source network address translation (SNAT) for a subnet using Azure NAT Gateway (PowerShell Guide)
Azure VNET peering allows connecting virtual networks seamlessly via Azure backbone infrastructure. This is similar to inter-VLAN routing in on-premises networks. VNET peering can use to connect virtual networks in the same Azure region or different … [Continue reading] about Step-by-Step Guide: How to setup Azure Global VNET Peering? (PowerShell Guide)
Azure AD authentication is supported for Azure Point-to-Site (P2S) VPN. This means we can use Azure AD features such as conditional access, user-based policies, Azure MFA with VPN authentication. In this Demo, I am going to demonstrate how to enable … [Continue reading] about Step-by-Step Guide: Azure AD Authentication for Azure Point-to-Site (P2S) VPN (PowerShell Guide)