Site-to-Site S2S VPN from OnPrem to Azure in 10 steps: Talk about a handy thing to have!
In fact, Site-to-Site VPN, unlike its “cousin” Point-to-Site VPN, connects an entire local site to Azure. Point-to-Site VPN, as its name suggests, only allows VPN to establish a connection from a “specific point”. Example, a hotel room.
For this, Site-to-Site VPN offers a major advantage, since it actually allows you to extend a local network, to Azure.
And so it can be useful in countless scenarios, like for example:
To demonstrate how easy it is to do this, when creating a Site-to-Site S2S VPN from OnPrem to Azure, we’ve put together a list of 10 steps for setting up a VPN, from A to Z, on a Windows server and then test it.
The following video will give you all the info:
The steps performed in this example to create a Site-to-Site S2S VPN from OnPrem to Azure in 10 steps, are:
Click the step link to access the video directly from there on.
Feel free to leave your comments below, we would be happy to know your thoughts!
Although the basic option, involving the use of a Windows server to configure this type of VPN is sufficient and satisfactory, there is also another possibility!
Indeed, another huge advantage of this solution is that it is possible to configure a Site-to-Site VPN directly on the internet router! In other words, the router could manage the VPN connection by itself, natively.
Read our article to find out what brands and models allow to do that!
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From my laptop I cannot reach the Azure servers, only from my server where I configure the RRAS I arrive through the S2S VPN, how can I get from my onprem devices to the servers?
Hi Felix, sorry for the delay. You might have to add a route on your RRAs machine, so that local OnPrem traffic could go through it to go up to Azure. Otherwise, the local traffic will try to exit through the Router default gateway and will not be able to reach Azure (taking the wrong way). Find how to add routes using the Route command in CMD.