Creating a S2S Connection

To create an S2S connection between Azure Virtual Network and our local network, first we must create two Azure resources: a virtual network gateway and a local network gateway.

Creating a virtual network gateway is done in a single blade. The information we need to provide is the Name, Gateway type, VPN type, SKU, Virtual network, Gateway subnet address range, Public IP address, Subscription, and Location. The Name, Subscription, and Location are the usual parameters.

The first option is to select the Gateway type. This can be either VPN or ExpressRoute (as we explained earlier). If VPN is selected, we need to choose whether the VPN type is policy- or route-based. (This option will probably depend on the settings ...

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