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I have the following in Azure:

  • HubVNet with VPN Gateway (Point to Site VPN)
  • Spoke01VNet with one virtual machine
  • HubVNet and Spoke01VNet are peered with gateway transit enabled
  • Spoke01VNet is allowing forwarded traffic from HubVNet

I connect to VPN Gateway from my workstation successfully. I have a virtual machine on HubVNet (same as VPN Gateway) and I can successfully RDP to that server (I use it as a jumpbox right now) and can successfully RDP to server in Spoke01VNet from that jumpbox server.

I would like to RDP to server in Spoke01VNet from my workstation but cannot connect. I thought by peering the VNets would allow this to happen when I connected via VPN but not so. Can anyone provide me some assistance on how to do this, if it's possible with a Point-to-Site VPN? Thank you in advance for all your help!!

Steve Giordano
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You could check if you have correctly configured your Hub-spoke network topology in Azure. Read here for more details.

  • Configure the peering connection in the hub to allow gateway transit.
  • Configure the peering connection in each spoke to use remote gateways.
  • Configure all peering connections to allow forwarded traffic.

Once the VNet peering is connected, you could re-download your VPN client package to re-connect the VPN connection on your local machine. This might make the update network effect.

Nancy
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    That was it!!!! After I created the Peer, I had to re-download the client and install and I'm now able to connect to that VM in the Spoke VNet from my desktop. Thank you so much! – Steve Giordano Sep 25 '20 at 15:54