The local gateway refers to your local side of the VPN settings.

Under PUBLIC IP ADDRESS, create a new public IP address or select an existing public IP address for the VPN gateway.Īzure may take up to 45 minutes to create the VPN gateway.

From the Virtual network dropdown list, select the desired VNet to connect to. Azure should automatically detect the gateway subnet created earlier.

For SKU, at the time of this recipe's publication, only Basic can be selected for policy-based VPN.You should select the same region as the VNet. From the Region dropdown list, select the VNet gateway region.

From the Subscription dropdown list, select the correct subscription.On the Create virtual network gateway screen, configure the following:.You must create a VPN gateway to configure the Azure side of the VPN connection. You do not need to configure a route table or security group unless your environment needs special handling. You cannot change the name, as it must be GatewaySubnet for the VNet gateway to function. Azure should automatically populate the Address range (CIDR block) field with a subnet within your VNet. You do not need to configure any fields on the Add subnet screen. In the Azure management console, go to your VNet, then Subnets > + Gateway subnet.Create a connection for the VNet gateway.Ī gateway subnet is a subnet in your VNet that contains the IP addresses for the Azure VNet gateway resources and services. Azure requires a gateway subnet for VNet gateways to function.This recipe consists of the following steps:

Fortinet vpn client in azure vm