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In this project, I configured a point-to-site VPN connection for client devices to connect to my Azure virtual network.
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Azure P2S VPN tunnel/VPN Gateway to Connect with Multiple Azure Subscriptions #1

Open prasadaws10 opened 7 months ago

prasadaws10 commented 7 months ago

Is it possible to use Azure Point to Site VPN tunnel with VPN gateway to connect with multiple azure subscriptions like dev and prod. But no other resources/data sharing between dev and prod subscriptions

Tanakagi commented 7 months ago

Hey sorry, I need some clarification on the question. Are you asking if it's possible to use the other subscriptions to create the point-to-site connection VPN tunnel with VPN Gateway with other subscriptions, or to use an already established connect to gain access to different resources with different subscriptions?

prasadaws10 commented 7 months ago

It will be a new solution. Actually, I want to access Azure through a secured route/VPN tunnel, as I don't have any on-prem to set up any site-to-site/express route pattern, so I opted to point to site solution using a VPN gateway.

Need resources/data isolated from dev vs prod vs staging. Is this a feasible solution to have VPN gateway in one separate Azure subscription and peer that vpn gateway's vnet to other dev/stg/prod subscription vnets ? Is it a proper solution?

But I am having three subscriptions - dev/stg/prod to access. Rather having three different VPN gateways in each subscription, I am thinking the above solution to have one VPN gateway in one vpn gateway-subscription and access other three subscriptions through the vpn gateway.

Tanakagi commented 7 months ago

Your above solution should work as it is secure and feasible. I assume that you do not want to use Vnet peering because you want to keep your resources isolated from your other subscriptions.