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This video shows you how to use the Azure portal to create a Site-to-Site VPN gateway connection from your on-premises Fortigate Firewall network to the VNet
A Site-to-Site VPN gateway connection is used to connect your on-premises network to an Azure virtual network over an IPsec/IKE (IKEv1 or IKEv2) VPN tunnel. This type of connection requires a VPN device located on-premises that has an externally facing public IP address assigned to it.

[@arlliedonato2085]

This has helped me setup our Azure connection to On-Prem. Highly recommended!

[@n2sport1]

Great explanation, so glad you use very specific details especially the external fortigate ip address and how to setup forti since this is exactly my scenario!!! The added virtual machine for testing was a huge bonus also. I can't thank you enough...

[@techtutorialcentral]

Thanks man. Finally someone that shows every single detail I need to know.

[@sandsandeeps]

Niyaz is an excellent trainer with lots of experience in many domain, thanks for sharing these videos help us to build the block

[@plozex]

Thanks for your explanation! Great! In Fortigate's documentation, they don't explain the customization, phase and encryption steps! Thanks a lot!

[@ameenasif]

The content shows he knows what he is talking about ,highly recommended starting point .Great job

[@itproguide]

Thank you for your feedback

[@Moss80]

Thanks man! Awesome walkthrough!

[@ajomonkjoseph1982]

6.49k congrats, keep it up

[@amalue]

Excellent video. Thanks millions. Save my time. Really really helpful This is totally for me. Great work. Keep it up. :)

[@shanukacloud]

Great explanation niyas. Really I exited with this tutorial.🤙

[@brunos5948]

Outstanding!

[@timothymccolgan4989]

Thanks for the detailed video, really helped me out !

[@itproguide]

Glad to hear it!

[@dieglhix]

I was tasked to do this after a ransomware hit a client and we are rebuilding. Thanks enormeously for this, sir. I will subscribe.-

[@crawf78]

Awesome lesson Big Up

[@praveengudla4105]

Good Video crystal and clear.., If possible can you make a video on common issue will face while doing migrations and troubleshooting steps

[@lionheart2663]

Amazing Video series my brother. I hope you have removed the S2S tunnel , the key is visible when you copy it from Azure VPN gateway to your fortigate appliance. Also, you should have ideally added the on prem DNS servers to the Azure VNET and rebooted your VM (Domain Controller) in Azure. It is not recommended to edit the network interface on Azure VMs. Just an advise , like i said i am following your playlist and it is super awesome !!

[@klentitoska6554]

Great tutorial. Thank you

[@mohamedjasemis]

Great explanation & I have executed the same

[@bilalbashir]

Good video great trainer

[@satheeshnair665]

Superb video 👍👍👌

[@irfanansari9810]

Greate explanation, Thank you!

[@PauloSergio-pw8iy]

Awesome!

[@fvelazco]

Great explanations

[@ahmetgure1506]

Thank you very much..

[@davidaugusto1122]

TKS!

[@bhupalan]

excellent video... i have now got a basic idea of how the s2s vpn works. thankyou!!

[@itproguide]

Great to hear!

[@badrbouraiss3508]

The best

[@ronald0122]

What if i have multiple vlans on prem? What do fill in as on prem subnet?

[@bestdeals4422]

can you please tell, if one of the company users needs to manage on-prem server while in public network. How to connect that user to on-prem while authenticating by secondary domain in azure.????

[@mohamedjasemis]

Could you please explain if we have scope of requirement as multiple VMs under different v-net group but need to allow under existing VPN tunnel to on premises ?

[@sonujalwal4768]

Great explanations about Site to Site VPN from On-premises to Azure. Thank you. one question why did you disable the NAT of On-prem firewall while creating the policy.

[@deanveneziano1407]

You will disable the NAT because you wish to keep the source IP of the traffic the exact same as the originating host. you do not want to change the source ip to that of the WAN interface, which is what will happen if you leave NAT enabled on the outbound firewall rule.

[@omega1962]

Excellent Video. Great job Niyas. I am looking for a use case with VPN Gateway + Az firewall rules config with On prem network. Do you have such scenario covered?

[@erickcamargo4975]

This helped me a lot. Can you tell me how to add VPN Its (example: a host outside on premise build connected to VPN to company onpremise, can't ping azure VM.) It seems a host connected to company VPN receives a different IP addresses range and this is been visible to azure VM. Thanks!

[@babyk4278]

Can we still install and use ADDS service on the windows server when the server is a VM on Azure?

[@manojyadav50]

hi i have try same setup with same firewall but my PC not pinging .... can u help please

[@ameenasif]

when we create a secondary Domain Controller as shown , is there a recommended machine spec for this purpose , how do we ensure HA of this instance , is there a way to create AMI or something so we can automate and do this Confifuration once

[@itproguide]

HA can be achieved by choosing redundancy for zones or regions based upon the level of SLA you need. Otherwise as in onprem you can use multiple Number of dc. For windows server with dc , refer market place

[@tanhieupham4665]

hey,,,, version of fortigate?

[@gorczeski]

Good afternoon, how are you ? I followed your video and the connection was successful, however, externally the ping responds to the azure network, when I ping from the fortigate console to the azure the network does not respond. Could you tell me why?

[@walisondaniel9308]

Hi friend, I'm having the same problem. did you get a solution?

[@syamkumarsasikumar4162]

This has helped me setup azure connection to n-Prem, its working fine but i am not able to ping my vms from local network if i am try to ping from azure to local also not pinging vpn is connect and live only. do you have any trouble shoot ides it will grateful to me

[@walisondaniel9308]

Hi friend, I'm having the same problem. did you get a solution?

[@SatishBalakrishnan]

If you use this solution can you retain the ip address of the on premise vm after migration in azure?

[@itproguide]

No, IP should be different if you are connected between onprem and cloud

[@syedalam8540]

Salam bhai, What should I do if I don't have a fortigate firewall network. Actually I am new and try to learn Azure. It'll be appreciated, if you can help me out. Thanks & waiting for your prompt reply.

[@mateuszp83]

you can create virtual pfsense router and config the VPN connection from this point.

[@geethareddy2213]

Can we use nornal AD in azure ,Dont we require azure AAD ?

[@itproguide]

It depends what you do in cloud, some applications need azure ad for director services....if your application require traditional AD only...then you can use it

[@bilalbashir]

Video is very blurry

[@franciscogomezleo9535]

it dosent works , not coretly confgured