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Issues pinging VM's from different regions

Manny 0 Reputation points
2023-03-16T03:59:06.48+00:00

Hello,

Here is my scenario:

In Azure East,

1 Virtual Network Gateway.

2 Virtual Machines in different VNETs on the East. 1 Virtual Machine is the NVA, and the other a Windows Server 2019.

Peering between the Hub and Spoke. Hub is on the East, and Spokes are located in West and UKSouth Region.

A Routing Table in the East with routes that points to the West and UKSouth Region using the Virtual Network Gateway and the 2 Vnets mentioned above added in the subnet section.

The problem is that the Windows Server 2019 is not able to ping neither of the NVA in the West or UKSouth but it can ping the East.

I have enabled IP Forwarding on the NIC on all VM's, disabled the Windows Server 2019 firewall temporarily, added ICMP in the firewall rule as any any in the NSG's and also on the NVA's firewall rules.

When I do a tracert in Windows Server 2019, the 1st hop it recognizes being the local ip of the virtual private gateway, and then every hop after that times out.

Any ideas what I can be missing?

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