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Create and Configure VNet Peering in Azure
Welcome to this Azure hands-on lab. We will be creating and testing Virtual Network (VNet) peering connections, and advanced peering options. The goal of this lesson is to gain knowledge and experience with VNet peering, Gateway Transit peering mode, and VPN gateways. VNet peering is important in many scenarios. For example when your organization has resources in different regions or subscriptions. This is also used in many common Azure architecture patterns, such as Hub and Spoke. Good luck and enjoy the lab!
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Challenge
Configure a VPN Gateway in the Hub VNet
- Log into Azure using the Lab Credentials
- Create a VPN type Virtual Network Gateway resource in the hub VNet
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Challenge
Configure VNet Peering Between Spoke and Hub VNets
- Create the peering connection between the spoke VNets (vnet1, vnet3) and the hub VNet (vnet2).
- The peering connection between vnet2 and vnet3 should allow the remote gateway and gateway transit
- Validate the peering configurations by pinging from VM2 to the private IPv4 address of both VM1 and VM3
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