Great tutorial just found it :) for my interview tomorrow with question: "how would you build a secured hub and spoke virtual network topology and publish a web application running on a virtual machine hosted in a spoke vNet." luckily I have found your excellent video on Hub and Spoke, and now find the publishing app and securing it :)
Good to see you have sponsorship subscription, thanks for video, one good example how this is implemented in organizations is having a hub network for all PAAS resources, and separate spoke networks for vm (IAAS)
Thanks for the video. where can I see the Gateway Transits option? can you please share reference link for that gateway transits? There are 3 VNETs and peered with VNET 1 to VNET 2 and VNET 1 to VNET 3. No VNET peering with VNET 2 to VNET 3. How to connect VNET 2 to VNET 3 without VNET Peering? Is there option of transits gateway option? can we create gateway transits without Virtual network gateway?
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thanks for the video Girish, so if the spokeA needs to talk to spokeB, do I have to add UDRs to point the destination traffic to the gateway transit? how does spoke to spoke communication work in Azure (using the above mentioned topology) like with an AWS transit gateway?
Gatewayvwill be required in case connectivity is required to on premises site.If not than you can just deploy common services in Hub and do peering with spoke vnets
Girish Sharma thanks for the response, I am not looking for on prem connectivity. Just want to know without using VpN gateway on hub networks, how i can spoke A communicate with spoke B without peering them.
Great tutorial just found it :) for my interview tomorrow with question: "how would you build a secured hub and spoke virtual network topology and publish a web application running on a virtual machine hosted in a spoke vNet." luckily I have found your excellent video on Hub and Spoke, and now find the publishing app and securing it :)
You are welcome !!! To protect your cloud services such as web server etc in azure one can use Azure firewall or NVA's.
Good to see you have sponsorship subscription, thanks for video, one good example how this is implemented in organizations is having a hub network for all PAAS resources, and separate spoke networks for vm (IAAS)
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome - NO Nonsense explanation! Keep up the good work.
Thanks
Simple and Crisp Explaination. Thanks for the Video.
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Simple, to the point. Perfect! thanks.
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Great explanation, thank you !!
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Great Demo. Thank you!
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Why gateway is required when peering is done.. peering itself takes care of connectivity..
Thanks for the video.
where can I see the Gateway Transits option?
can you please share reference link for that gateway transits?
There are 3 VNETs and peered with VNET 1 to VNET 2 and VNET 1 to VNET 3. No VNET peering with VNET 2 to VNET 3.
How to connect VNET 2 to VNET 3 without VNET Peering?
Is there option of transits gateway option?
can we create gateway transits without Virtual network gateway?
Thanks a lot
You are welcome!!!
Very good one
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Good one..
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From Spoke1 to Spoke2 and vice versa...i am not able to do ping with private IP...plz tell me what is the reason...
you need to add route tables for spoke 1 and spoke 2 then you can ping both
spoke A and spoke B will reachable? or do we need to add any route in the route table?
what is the use of remote gateway on vnet peering ?
Please let me know how to do hairpinning in azure, p2s users should reach s2s tunnel
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@Joe Alexzander Definitely, I have been watching on instaflixxer for since november myself =)
But how will we test if the connections are working?
Try to ping machine.
thanks for the video Girish, so if the spokeA needs to talk to spokeB, do I have to add UDRs to point the destination traffic to the gateway transit? how does spoke to spoke communication work in Azure (using the above mentioned topology) like with an AWS transit gateway?
You are welcome!!! It can be achieved by configuring UDRs.
How do I allow traffic from spokeA to Spoke B? I added the route but I am not able to get it working.
have you enabled vnet peering .
@@GirishSharma I did, I get connectivity between Hub SpokeA and Hub Spoke B but nothing from Spoke A Spoke B
@@jonalejm are Spoke A & B on different vnet?
@@GirishSharma Yes they are. Hub - 10.0.0.0 Spoke A 10.1.0.0 and Spoke B 10.2.0.0
@@jonalejm what error you are getting when trying to ping from vnet a to vnet b?
Can we do the Hub and Spoke configuration without using VPN GAteway ? if yes, could please share the instructions
Gatewayvwill be required in case connectivity is required to on premises site.If not than you can just deploy common services in Hub and do peering with spoke vnets
Girish Sharma thanks for the response, I am not looking for on prem connectivity.
Just want to know without using VpN gateway on hub networks, how i can spoke A communicate with spoke B without peering them.
If spokes want to talk to each which are in separate vnet they need to be peered.
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