Super helpful video! Just a suggestion, i guess you could improve on the naming convention of resources and also the address spaces, it's TOO CONFUSING. But overall, very good demo and explanation for connecting both clouds, thank you very much!
Boss there are two wrong configurationin this..1st one is, when you configured the Local Network Gateway in the AZURE, that time you have to add the AWS subnet address not Azure subnet address. 2nd thing , when you configured the site to site VPN in AWS, in the Local IPv4 Network Cidr you have to mention the Azure subnet and in the Remote IPv4 Network Cidr you have to mention the AWS subnet...Thank You..
i want to connect azure to mongodb via aws . i have mongo db atlas peered to vpc in aws . i can connect to aws vpc from azure via tunnel. But can i use the same tunnel to reach the mongo db atlas ? Not sure because configuring site to site vpn requires us to configures each others address space while mongo is in completely different address space. How will a packet with destination to mongodb atlas can travel via that tunnel ?
Hi man! Your video help me so much. I'm from Brazil. Muito Obrigado! Thanks!
Super helpful video!
Just a suggestion, i guess you could improve on the naming convention of resources and also the address spaces, it's TOO CONFUSING.
But overall, very good demo and explanation for connecting both clouds, thank you very much!
Boss there are two wrong configurationin this..1st one is, when you configured the Local Network Gateway in the AZURE, that time you have to add the AWS subnet address not Azure subnet address. 2nd thing , when you configured the site to site VPN in AWS, in the Local IPv4 Network Cidr you have to mention the Azure subnet and in the Remote IPv4 Network Cidr you have to mention the AWS subnet...Thank You..
are you sure
@@akshaymishra1809 yes 100 % sure..
yes you are right ..
I even observed the same
Bro Local N/W gateway its for aws right, He is correct only
I would appreciate it if you could show me how to connect that VPNs from our system.
15.20 , addressspace is for aws not for azure
Yes. I saw the same thing.
i want to connect azure to mongodb via aws . i have mongo db atlas peered to vpc in aws .
i can connect to aws vpc from azure via tunnel. But can i use the same tunnel to reach the mongo db atlas ?
Not sure because configuring site to site vpn requires us to configures each others address space while mongo is in completely different address space.
How will a packet with destination to mongodb atlas can travel via that tunnel ?
awesome!!!
is it possible to connect aws transit gateway with azure vWAN with IPsec and BGP?
Yes, I have configured this and it works.
I have created 1 ec2 instance associted thei the vpc and subnet we created but i am unable to ssh via azure server
You need to make sure your inbound rule for Network Security Group of your associate instance