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Azure VPN Gateway Circuits (IPsec Tunnel) Terminated on a Transit vNet with Cisco SD-WAN Routers and Route Server

The second option for accommodating Azure VPN Gateway circuits as SD-WAN transports, involves the use of a transit vNet. Since the use of a transit vNet is outside the Cisco Cloud onRamp for Multi-Cloud workflow, this design must be instantiated by custom automation or manually. Note however that this method can accommodate Cisco Catalyst 8000v, Cisco CSR 1000v, and Cisco vEdge Cloud routers within the Azure transit vNet.

There are two variations to this design. With both variations of this design option, you must first create a transit vNet. The transit vNet will require a minimum of 4 subnets as follows:

● An Internet_Transport subnet for the Internet WAN Transport (VPN 0) interfaces of the SD-WAN routers.

● A Private_Transport subnet for the VPN Gateway WAN Transport (VPN 0) interfaces of the SD-WAN routers.

● A Service subnet for the service VPN interfaces (GigabitEthernet2) of the SD-WAN routers.

● A GatewaySubnet which is mandatory for any Virtual Network Gateways (VNGs) created within Azure.

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