umm, no answers of any sort
Nat gateway + VPN gateway
if we have overlapping IPs in in the site-2-site VPN between on-prem to azure cloud. can i do the following.
virtual network (compute VM)--->nat gateway---->vpn gateway--->ipsec tunnel--->vpn gateway (on prem).
this way, we would avoid the overlapping IP issue.
please note that im the on-prem connecting to extranet party on azure, so i dont have control in rebuilding their environment. i'm just seeing if they can do this. otherwise, ill end up doing both source and dest nat at my end.
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Andreas Westergaard Andersen 1 Reputation point
2020-07-06T12:09:20.107+00:00 I would also like to know this.
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Heimplatz Pablo 1 Reputation point
2020-11-20T12:34:16.677+00:00 We also need an answer to this one. :)
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Camillo Toro 1 Reputation point
2022-06-25T10:49:18.873+00:00 Do you need the NAT gateway between the VNet and the VPN gateway? Can't you define NAT rules on the VPN gateway directly as described in the article below?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/vpn-gateway/nat-howto.