In my previous blog post, I demonstrate how to setup Azure Bastion with Global VNet peering. This blog post can access using this link. In there I used Azure PowerShell for the configuration. Some of the readers asked if it’s possible to set up similar using Azure Portal. Therefore, I am writing this blog post to demonstrate how we can set up Azure Bastion with VNet peering by using the…
If we need to access an Azure VM using RDP or SSH, most of the time we access it using the public IP address. In this way, the virtual machine will have a public IP address (static or dynamic) assigned to it, and RDP or SSH service ports will open to the internet via NSG. This method provides easy access but not a very secure method.
If we have VPN or Express Route connectivity to Azure, we can…
Azure VNET peering allows connecting virtual networks seamlessly via Azure backbone infrastructure. This is similar to inter-VLAN routing in on-premises networks. VNET peering can use to connect virtual networks in the same Azure region or different Azure regions. If it is between regions, we call it “Azure Global VNET Peering”.
Global VNET Peering has following benefits,
• Low latency and…
