[ARCHIVED] Lesson 11 - Deploy your second Azure VPN (Point-to-Site)

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:21 What you’ll learn
01:24 Topology diagram
02:34 Azure portal
03:17 Demonstration

Part one:
03:21 Deployment script walkthrough
06:56 Deployment script execution
07:29 Resource walkthrough

Part two:
08:52 Deployment script walkthrough
11:27 Deployment script execution
12:01 Resource walkthrough
13:17 VPN client installation and configuration
16:30 Validate connectivity

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Part one:
Create a resource group, to represent a fictitious home user, to further split our deployment across multiple containers, for better organisation
Create a network security group, and a virtual network with one subnet, to provide connectivity for the virtual machine
Create a public IP address, and a network interface, attached to the subnet
Create a virtual machine, using the network interface, and a Windows desktop operating system image

Part two:
Update the virtual network gateway, to configure the Point-to-Site VPN
Update the local network gateway for the hub, to advertise the Point-to-Site VPN address pool over the Site-to-Site VPN to the data centre
Connect to the Windows virtual machine over the Internet, install the Point-to-Site VPN client, and import the Point-to-Site VPN configuration
Connect to the Point-to-Site VPN, and validate connectivity, to both the hub and spoke topology, and to the data centre via the Site-to-Site VPN