UDR or Routetable pointing to multiple VNG's

NR 1 Reputation point
2022-02-22T11:51:29.633+00:00

Scenario :
I have a GatewaySubnet with a VNG for a 3rd party vendor VPN solution and a VNG for ExpressRoute
I need to create a RouteTable for the Resource Subnets with entries for Internet access and the VPN Subnet
(Assumption is that the VNG for ExR will auto populate routes for on-prem)

The problem I am seeing is that the VNG's dont appear to have an internal IP , only a public IP is visible
So my questions are :

  1. Do the VNG's have hidden internal IP's and how do I uncover them to create the routes for the VPN VNG .....or.....
  2. If I were to create routes in the RouteTables pointing to the public IP of the VNG - would that work ?
    Thanks
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  1. SaiKishor-MSFT 17,216 Reputation points
    2022-02-23T19:49:27.06+00:00

    @NR Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Q&A. I understand that you want to create a RT for the subnets with entries for Internet and VPN.

    In order to create a route in the RT for the on-premise via the VPN Gateway, you can choose the option of Virtual Network Gateway as the next hop as shown below:

    177323-2022-02-23-11-30-29-add-route-microsoft-azure-and.png

    The Virtual Network Gateway Private IPs are not visible to the customers as they are hidden for internal reasons. So when creating the route, you would just point them to the VNG as the next hop. If you want routes from the on-premises to be propagated to the VPN Gateway, you will need to choose the option to auto-propagate as shown below:

    177351-2022-02-23-11-31-34-test-microsoft-azure-and-7-mor.png

    Or you can also manually add the routes to the subnet route tables. Hope this helps. Please do let us know if you have any further questions/concerns and we will be glad to assist further. Thank you!

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