POINT- TO-SITE VPN CONFIGURATION USING AZURE CERTIFICATE AUTHENTICATION.
Point-to-site configuration (P2S) generally is helpful in a situation when we want to connect our Virtual private network through a client computer device remotely from any location.
Point to Site connectivity is most probably helpful in connecting on premises server through the Vpn connectivity to deployed servers. This is most efficient way
for WFH(Work From Home ) Employees who want to connect remotely with the deployed server in Azure Vnets.
LAB WORK:-
1. Create the Resource Group.
2. Create the Virtual Private Network with a private Database server.
3. Add a Gateway Subnet to the virtual network in order to connect it to the virtual network gateway.
4. Now Setup a virtual machine into the database-subnet and don't assign it with a public ip address.
5. Setup the virtual Network gateway and establish a connection between the gateway subnet and the virtual network gateway.
>> Copy the windows PowerShell command and paste to the terminal to generate the root certificate.
>> To see the generated root certificate type certificate manager to the search bar :- result is:
>> To import to the Local Computer You have First export it as follows:-
>> Export Procedure:-
>> To generate the Child Certificate :-
7. Setup the point -to -site connectivity and configure the address pool and root and child certificate.
>> Download the Vpn Client.
8. Install the child certificate into the local system through which you want to access the server remotely.
>> To install the child certificate follow the required steps:-
>> Install the Vpn Client into your local computer.
>> Now notice that without connecting to the vpn we can't ssh into the server.
>> Now connect to the vpn client:-
>> Now If we try to connect to the vm1 present inside the database server then we will able to ssh into the server.
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Now the Setup is complete and You will be able to access the server.
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