You can see that the status of the connection is showing as “ Connecting” because we have not yet configured the VPN connection on the SonicWall side.ġ0. In our case, the local network of the SonicWall is the default SonicWall subnet 50.50.50.0/24.ĩ. This will be the public IP of the SonicWall and the local network. Under connection type select Site-to-site (IPsec). Click on the newly created virtual network gateway. Note: Provisioning a virtual network gateway may take up to 45 minutes.ħ. More information on VPN SKUs can be found in the screenshot below. We deploy VPN SKU VpnGW1 as the default SKU. VPN Gateway throughput and connection limit capabilities are defined by the VPN SKU type. We’ll use this public IP address later on while configuring the VPN on the SonicWall. Select the virtual network (in our case SL-VNET) and create a new public IP address. We’ll select gateway type VPN and VPN type Route-based. Give the gateway a name and define the VPN type. (You can highlight “ star” to pin in the left Menu)Ħ. Click on “ All Services” and search for “ Virtual network gateways“. Next, we’ll create a virtual network gateway. You should never deploy additional resources to the Gateway Subnet.ĥ. Note: Gateway Subnet is used only for communication between other subnets. If you don’t have a subnet named ‘GatewaySubnet’, when you create your VPN gateway, it will fail. You can’t specify a different subnet to deploy the gateway resources to. The subnet must be named ‘GatewaySubnet’ in order for Azure to deploy the gateway resources. It contains the IP addresses that the virtual network gateway resources and services use. The Gateway Subnet is part of the virtual network IP address range that you specify when configuring your virtual network. The virtual network gateway uses a specific subnet called the Gateway Subnet. Define the gateway subnet (in our case 10.10.0.0/24) and click Create. Click back into SL-VNET, select Subnets | Gateway Subnet. In our case, the virtual network is called “SL-VNET”. Next, we’ll define the gateway network inside of the virtual network we just created. In this scenario, we’ve defined the following network.You can also search by click New and search Virtual Network. Navigate to Virtual Networks and click Add to create a new network scheme.The following networks will be used for demonstration purposes during this article.
Fortinet vpn client in azure vm series#
You can use any other model SonicWall or any NSA series of the SonicOS. In my lab, I am going to use SonicWall TZ 205 with SonicOS Enhanced 5.9.1.13 firmware.
Fortinet vpn client in azure vm how to#
This article covers how to configure a Site to Site VPN between a SonicWall firewall and Microsoft Azure.įor setting up Site to Site VPN, you need the followings: How to Configure a Site to Site (S2S) VPN Between a SonicWall Firewall and Microsoft Azure | Step by Step Guide