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How to establish VPN from Azure to AWS
Is it possible to create a VPN link between AZURE VNET and AWS VPC?VPN from Azure to AWSUse AWS private DNS from Azure through site-to-site VPNAzure “firewall” capture VPN trafficAWS VPN: Can't ping customer side with EC2 instanceMultiple static VPN gateways on for Azure VPN Gateway workaround?inter-cloud vpn tunneling (AWS and Azure)Configuring a WAF infron of VPN gatewayAzure VPN Site to Site VPN (Azure to Cisco)How can I configure an Azure VM to act as a proxy for connecting to SQL Database over a Service Endpoint?
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I am trying to establish a VPN between AZURE and AWS. I have the vnet gateway public address to the AWS support team and I received the below config text file.
Outside IP Addresses:
- Customer Gateway : xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx <=== I see my Public IP here
- Virtual Private Gateway : xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx <=== Public IP from AWS VPC
Inside IP Addresses
- Customer Gateway : 169.254.xx.xx/xx
- Virtual Private Gateway : 169.254.xx.xx/xx
Now on my Azure when I create the local gateway I input the Customer Gateway address in the IP address field and the IP address of the "Virtual Private Gateway" in the "Address space" field.
I am seeing the message that this CIDR block is invalid.
I am stuck at this point and looking for some responses and suggestions, please.
I followed these links:
Step By Step Connect your AWS and Azure environments with a VPN
How to connect between azure and aws with managed services
amazon-web-services azure azure-networking
edited Apr 25 at 21:02
Tim
18.3k41950
asked Apr 25 at 20:34
sumanthsumanth
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I am trying to establish a VPN between AZURE and AWS. I have the vnet gateway public address to the AWS support team and I received the below config text file.
Outside IP Addresses:
- Customer Gateway : xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx <=== I see my Public IP here
- Virtual Private Gateway : xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx <=== Public IP from AWS VPC
Inside IP Addresses
- Customer Gateway : 169.254.xx.xx/xx
- Virtual Private Gateway : 169.254.xx.xx/xx
Now on my Azure when I create the local gateway I input the Customer Gateway address in the IP address field and the IP address of the "Virtual Private Gateway" in the "Address space" field.
I am seeing the message that this CIDR block is invalid.
I am stuck at this point and looking for some responses and suggestions, please.
I followed these links:
Step By Step Connect your AWS and Azure environments with a VPN
How to connect between azure and aws with managed services
amazon-web-services azure azure-networking
edited Apr 25 at 21:02
Tim
18.3k41950
asked Apr 25 at 20:34
sumanthsumanth
122
What is the Address Space for your AWS VPC? You need to specify a subnet that is in that Address Space. Since you are not showing us those two values, it's hard to say what the issue is.
– Ken W MSFT
Apr 25 at 21:33
The actual address space on the AWS side from our network diagram is 192.168.x.x range, but I'm not sure about the actual CIDR block. At the same time per AWS documentation says the provided range is correct: docs.aws.amazon.com/vpn/latest/s2svpn/VPNTunnels.html
– sumanth
Apr 26 at 11:52
add a comment |
I am trying to establish a VPN between AZURE and AWS. I have the vnet gateway public address to the AWS support team and I received the below config text file.
Outside IP Addresses:
- Customer Gateway : xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx <=== I see my Public IP here
- Virtual Private Gateway : xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx <=== Public IP from AWS VPC
Inside IP Addresses
- Customer Gateway : 169.254.xx.xx/xx
- Virtual Private Gateway : 169.254.xx.xx/xx
Now on my Azure when I create the local gateway I input the Customer Gateway address in the IP address field and the IP address of the "Virtual Private Gateway" in the "Address space" field.
I am seeing the message that this CIDR block is invalid.
I am stuck at this point and looking for some responses and suggestions, please.
I followed these links:
Step By Step Connect your AWS and Azure environments with a VPN
How to connect between azure and aws with managed services
amazon-web-services azure azure-networking
edited Apr 25 at 21:02
Tim
18.3k41950
asked Apr 25 at 20:34
sumanthsumanth
122
I am trying to establish a VPN between AZURE and AWS. I have the vnet gateway public address to the AWS support team and I received the below config text file.
Outside IP Addresses:
- Customer Gateway : xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx <=== I see my Public IP here
- Virtual Private Gateway : xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx <=== Public IP from AWS VPC
Inside IP Addresses
- Customer Gateway : 169.254.xx.xx/xx
- Virtual Private Gateway : 169.254.xx.xx/xx
Now on my Azure when I create the local gateway I input the Customer Gateway address in the IP address field and the IP address of the "Virtual Private Gateway" in the "Address space" field.
I am seeing the message that this CIDR block is invalid.
I am stuck at this point and looking for some responses and suggestions, please.
I followed these links:
Step By Step Connect your AWS and Azure environments with a VPN
How to connect between azure and aws with managed services
amazon-web-services azure azure-networking
amazon-web-services azure azure-networking
edited Apr 25 at 21:02
Tim
18.3k41950
asked Apr 25 at 20:34
sumanthsumanth
122
edited Apr 25 at 21:02
Tim
18.3k41950
asked Apr 25 at 20:34
sumanthsumanth
122
edited Apr 25 at 21:02
Tim
18.3k41950
edited Apr 25 at 21:02
Tim
18.3k41950
edited Apr 25 at 21:02
Tim
18.3k41950
18.3k41950
asked Apr 25 at 20:34
sumanthsumanth
122
asked Apr 25 at 20:34
sumanthsumanth
122
asked Apr 25 at 20:34
sumanthsumanth
122
122
What is the Address Space for your AWS VPC? You need to specify a subnet that is in that Address Space. Since you are not showing us those two values, it's hard to say what the issue is.
– Ken W MSFT
Apr 25 at 21:33
The actual address space on the AWS side from our network diagram is 192.168.x.x range, but I'm not sure about the actual CIDR block. At the same time per AWS documentation says the provided range is correct: docs.aws.amazon.com/vpn/latest/s2svpn/VPNTunnels.html
– sumanth
Apr 26 at 11:52
add a comment |
What is the Address Space for your AWS VPC? You need to specify a subnet that is in that Address Space. Since you are not showing us those two values, it's hard to say what the issue is.
– Ken W MSFT
Apr 25 at 21:33
The actual address space on the AWS side from our network diagram is 192.168.x.x range, but I'm not sure about the actual CIDR block. At the same time per AWS documentation says the provided range is correct: docs.aws.amazon.com/vpn/latest/s2svpn/VPNTunnels.html
– sumanth
Apr 26 at 11:52
What is the Address Space for your AWS VPC? You need to specify a subnet that is in that Address Space. Since you are not showing us those two values, it's hard to say what the issue is.
– Ken W MSFT
Apr 25 at 21:33
What is the Address Space for your AWS VPC? You need to specify a subnet that is in that Address Space. Since you are not showing us those two values, it's hard to say what the issue is.
– Ken W MSFT
Apr 25 at 21:33
The actual address space on the AWS side from our network diagram is 192.168.x.x range, but I'm not sure about the actual CIDR block. At the same time per AWS documentation says the provided range is correct: docs.aws.amazon.com/vpn/latest/s2svpn/VPNTunnels.html
– sumanth
Apr 26 at 11:52
The actual address space on the AWS side from our network diagram is 192.168.x.x range, but I'm not sure about the actual CIDR block. At the same time per AWS documentation says the provided range is correct: docs.aws.amazon.com/vpn/latest/s2svpn/VPNTunnels.html
– sumanth
Apr 26 at 11:52
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Thank you @Ken W MSFT
Our AWS counterpart provided the proper VPC IP ranges on their side and it fixed my issue.
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Our AWS counterpart provided the proper VPC IP ranges on their side and it fixed my issue.
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Our AWS counterpart provided the proper VPC IP ranges on their side and it fixed my issue.
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Our AWS counterpart provided the proper VPC IP ranges on their side and it fixed my issue.
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What is the Address Space for your AWS VPC? You need to specify a subnet that is in that Address Space. Since you are not showing us those two values, it's hard to say what the issue is.
– Ken W MSFT
Apr 25 at 21:33
The actual address space on the AWS side from our network diagram is 192.168.x.x range, but I'm not sure about the actual CIDR block. At the same time per AWS documentation says the provided range is correct: docs.aws.amazon.com/vpn/latest/s2svpn/VPNTunnels.html
– sumanth
Apr 26 at 11:52