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aadds-vnet hosts the directory servers on 10.0.0.0/24
There is an option to add a firewall - but creating one doesn't include aadds-vnet
The goal is an IPsec VPN from premises LAN to aadds-vnet, to allow LDAP query from a Synology Diskstation, or to add an on premises Windows member server.
The reverse, in a sense, of AD Connect.
Site to site VPN is up, but to the peered network. Microsoft made that easy with script for download :)
Still working out how to reach aadds-vnet.
Had to delete and add peering again, aadds-vnet uses remote gateway of peer. AADDS is exposed according to nmap. Joined synology to domain, works fine.