Learning Azure

 A VPN Gateway is required to connect securely to the Azure Network via secure connections.  VPN Gateway provides the secure endpoint for encrypted connections. Create a VPN Gateway To create a VPN Gateway - create a Virtual Network and add two or more Virtual Machines(VMs).  These VMs are deployed in a special subnet called the gatewaySubnet. The gateway type is "vpn" The VPN Gateway can be : > Network to Network:  From one VPN Gateway to another - to connect two networks to Azure - also called site-to-site >     Cross-Network :  From say, on-premise network to Azure >  Point to site :  computer to Azure network For our KEI company - we will be using Site-to-Site and Point to Site.  Protocols : IPSec and SSTP. Requirements to setup a VPN Gateway 1.      An Azure Virtual Network 2.      Gateway Subnet 3.       Virtual Network Gateway 4.     Certificates 5     ...

 In this post I am going to take you through the process of my learning to create network infrastructure for a small office - KalSun Everything Inc. (KEI). Azure Virtual Network I started with going over this tutorial in Microsoft Learn : https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/configure-network-for-azure-virtual-machines/2-describe-azure-virtual-networking I first created a Virtual Network using the Azure Portal Name of the Network:  KEI Office Virtual Network Address Space:  10.1.0.0/16 - that gives me 65K unique IPs in this address space.  There are only 7 members in my office with individual computers.  I anticipate having a less than 25 networked devices like - printers, 2 medical machines.   Subnet:  At this time I am going to only create one subnet with 256 IPs.  So my subnet address is 10.10.1.0/24 DDoS enabled. Basic.  We will use basic for now.  Standard needs Premium subscription ServiceEndpoints : disabled -...