Step 9: On the Create Virtual network gateway step, select the Basics tab and then provide the below details as your wish.

Step 8: On the Virtual network gateways interface, Click Create. Search for Virtual network gateway and click on the search result Virtual network gateway. Step 7: Let’s go to the Microsoft Azure portal. Then click on the Go to resource button to navigate to the virtual network interface. Step 6: In this step, it will show you “Your deployment is complete”. Finally, we have to click on the Create button to create the Virtual network. Step 5: Now, it will validate all the data entered by me and show you the Validation passed. It should be contained by the address space of the virtual network. Step 4: In this step, We need to provide the virtual network address space, specified as one or more address prefixes in CIDR 10.0.0.0/24.Īdd Subnet: The subnets address range in CIDR 10.0.0.0/24. Once you filled in, Click on the Next: IP Addresses button to navigate to the IP Addresses step. Name: We have to provide a meaningful name for the virtual network.Resource group: Select an existing resource group or we can create a new resource group.Subscription: Select your active subscription.Step 3: On the Create virtual network step, select the Basics tab and then provide the below details as your wish. Step 2: Click on the Create button on the Virtual Network step. Search for Virtual Network and click on the search result Virtual Networks. Step 1: Let’s go to the Microsoft Azure portal. Creating the FortiGate firewall policies.Creating the FortiGate firewall addresses.Creating the Microsoft Azure Local network gateway.Creating the Microsoft Azure virtual network gateway.

Creating the Microsoft Azure virtual network.

The following steps describe how to configure a site-to-site VPN tunnel. I am gonna show you, step by step how to configure a Site-to-Site VPN between a FortiGate Firewall and Microsoft Azure.

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