networking

Question

i create 2 vms one in central India and another in Central Australia both of them in different vnets but in same resource group

As per documentation they should not be reachable to each other, they need peering to do so.

But my both vms are reachable opened port 3389 in nsg with private IPs? no public ip

How is this possible ?

Answer 1

Hi @Anonymous ,

just for clarification:
The two Resource Groups in the 2 different Azure regions might have the same name, but they are two different Azure resources/objects.

But beside that you are right: Both VMs in different regions in different vNets shouldn't be reachable without a peering of the vNets.
Do you have SiteToSide VPN Gateways implemented with both vNets? If so it might be the traffic is routed via this VPN gateway connections.

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Andreas Baumgarten