Azure VNet Gateway for ExpressRoute

Hi Karthik,

Thanks for your reply, appreciate in case you could also share some step by step guide to do this testing using psping.

Good day !!

Hello @Ramesh Kasver ,

There is no readymade guide available for this testing. However, the steps would be like below:

• Download PStools from : https://video2.skills-academy.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/psping
• Open CMD (command prompt) and change directory to the location where pstools is downloaded.
• Type psping.exe with the IP address and port and hit enter as below:
  psping.exe 13.xx.xx.xx:443

Also, you cannot assign private IP to ExpressRoute gateway.

Regards,
Gita

Hi Gita,

Many thanks, we are able to ping now.
In line, can we check connectivity between VNet gateway and MSEE's end BGP(primary & secondary subnets) IPs.

Thanks!!

@Ramesh Kasver , you can validate BGP and routes on the MSEE by pulling the routing table from MSEE on the Primary/Secondary path. You can use Azure Portal/PowerShell/CLI/ARM templates.

Reference : https://video2.skills-academy.com/en-us/azure/expressroute/expressroute-troubleshooting-expressroute-overview#validate-bgp-and-routes-on-the-msee

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Hi team,

Unfortunately we are not able to ping public IP of the intended VNet gateway, which we are using for ExpressRoute connection, through our VM.
Note- we used PSPing and command line as suggested. Also there is no option to assign private IP to VNet gateway of ExpressRoute type.

Thanks !