Saturday, 27 July 2019

Vnet Peering

VNET Peering 
We can Communicate two different -different virtual network in the same location through Microsoft Azure Backbone.
Step1-Create Resource Group

Step2-Fill Name &all tags



Step3-Create another Resource Group.
Step4-Then Create 
Step5-Create Virtual Network 1

Step6-Create Virtual Network 2
Step7- Create Virtual Machine
Step8-Fill Instance Details are given below.
Step9-Create
Step10-Create another Virtual Machine.
Step11-Create
Step12-Hence, two Virtual Machine are create shown as below.
Step13-Take Remote Desktop in Virtual Machine there is no ping given as below.
Step14-Expand Vnet select Peering 
Step15-Add peering
Step16-Connected Vnet shown below image.
Step17-Now Virtual Machine is ping. Due to add Peering 

Thursday, 25 July 2019

One Site Vpn in Azure

A Site-to-Site VPN gateway connection is used to connect your on-premises network to an Azure virtual network over an IPsec/IKE (IKEv1 or IKEv2) VPN tunnel
. This type of connection requires a VPN device located on-premises that has an externally facing public IP address 

STEP1-Create the Resource Group

Step2-Resource Group shown in below
Step3-Create Virtual Network 


Step4-Fill all the prerequisite Info shown in below
Step5-Create Virtual Network Gateway.


Step6-Create a Virtual Machine


Step7-Virtual Network Gateway has been created below shown image.

Step8-Save Makecert software paste in the desktop folder 

Step9-Open the cmd into the point folder command is cd desktop  after that paste below script one by one 

Step10-After Run the script VPN Certificate is below shown image. 
Step11-Right click on VPN Certificate open with Notepad. Now Text is Encrypt mode.

Step13-Expand Certificate Select in My user account then Next &Next.

Step14-Open the Certificate Right Click on VPN Client all tasks export.


Step15-Shown Image in below.
 Step16-File to Export file name browse the Path

Step17-Completing the Certificate Export Wizard Finish.

Step19-Check Encrypt file is Decrypt below-shown image.

Step 20-Open the Virtual Network Gateway go to point to site configuration Click on Configure.

Step21-Add Address Pool Paste the Decprt Text 
Step22-After Save the Configuration download the VPN. Then Extract the vpn.
Step23-Vnet-1 Vpn is Configure.


Step 24-VPN is Connected.

Step25-Copy Private ip and Paste in Remote desktop connection

Step26-Yes

Step27-Check the Remote

Monday, 22 July 2019

How to Implement NSG in Azure Portal.

network security group (NSG) contains a list of security rules that allow or deny network traffic to resources connected to Azure Virtual Networks(VNet


Step 1-Create Resource Group




Step2-Create Virtual Machine &Fill all the important information


Step3-Create a Virtual Machine


Step4-Create Second Virtual Machine &Fill all the important Infomation


Step5-Check the two Virtual Machine shown below.

Step6-Expand the Vm click networking in Left Side  right-click in  1 Rule 

Step7-Open the First Rule deny the RDP Rule

Step8=After deny the RDP Rule this error is shown Below.
Step9-Click on Outbound Rules then add an outbound rule


Step10-Add outbound security rule port no.443 deny Add.

Step11-Hence, Port 443 Deny below shown Image.

Step12-Take the Virtual Machine Remote &Check Internet is not working  below shown image

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