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Connecting to resources available in vnet of another tenant

Dilkush Patel 22 Reputation points
2020-11-13T12:52:12.57+00:00

This is the setup currently
vnet1 in subscription 1
vnet2 in subscription 2

vpn-gateway-1 is linked to vnet1

vnet1 & vnet2 are linked to each other using vnet to vnet connection

using vpn-gateway-1 i can connect to resources of vnet1 however I cannot connect to resources of vnet-2

Is it possible to achieve this?

Reason:
I have reports which uses SQL Azure from both this subscriptions and I do not want to expose either of SQL Server to public internet.

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  1. Cristian SPIRIDON 4,481 Reputation points
    2020-11-13T18:58:51.973+00:00

    You should add a route table and add a route to vnet2 through vpn-gateway-1.
    And add any routes you might need to access external networks from vnet2 via vpn-gateway-1.

    Hope this helps.

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  2. suvasara-MSFT 10,071 Reputation points
    2020-11-14T17:15:27.223+00:00

    @Anonymous , P2S configuration with global VNET peering is possible in Azure. To achieve this, you need to peer the VNETs before the VPN client/profile is downloaded otherwise the profile will not have routes to the peered vnets.

    Here is a doc for quick reference.

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