AZ-700 | Lab| Microsoft I Azure Site to Site VPN | VPN Gateway| GNS3| BGP

In this video, we'll explore how to set up a Site-to-Site VPN between Azure and an on-premises network using VPN Gateway, GNS3, and BGP. If you're looking to extend your on-premises network to Azure securely and reliably, this video is for you!
We'll start by explaining what Site-to-Site VPN is and how it works. We'll then show you how to configure a VPN Gateway in Azure and connect it to your on-premises network using GNS3.
Next, we'll dive into the benefits of using BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) to establish the Site-to-Site VPN connection. We'll cover the basics of BGP, such as BGP routing, BGP peering, and BGP attributes.
Throughout the video, we'll provide step-by-step demonstrations and practical tips to help you get started with Azure Site-to-Site VPN using VPN Gateway, GNS3, and BGP. We'll also share best practices and common troubleshooting scenarios to help you avoid common pitfalls.
Whether you're a network engineer, IT professional, or business owner, this video will help you understand the power of Azure Site-to-Site VPN, how to configure it using VPN Gateway, GNS3, and BGP, and how to extend your on-premises network to Azure securely and reliably. So, grab a cup of coffee and join us on this exciting journey into the world of Azure Site-to-Site VPN with VPN Gateway, GNS3, and BGP!

[@anferney1323]

Great video the part of the static route saved me thank you!

[@TechNetTalk]

Thanks enjoy!

[@user-yl6xz2lb5h]

This is a good tutorial. However, you didn't say why you enable and configure BGP. Did you do this to ensure Internet traffic is routed through the local on-prem network? As Internet traffic by default is routed through Azure load balancer.

[@TechNetTalk]

Tunnels are going to be bi-directional just like any other IPsec tunnel and on top of that you get flexibility to use BGP as routing protocol. To answer your question, new route will be automatically installed based on encryoption domain spciefied by you while configuring tunnel. For internet traffic that's always internet gateway, one option is default or 2nd option is NAT gaterway which is managed service. Hope this helps.