Route Table – Thomas Thornton – Microsoft Azure MVP

Connect to nested Hyper-V VMs in Azure from another Virtual Network using VPN Gateway

Posted by Thomas Thorntonon 12th Jan 202225th Mar 2022in Azure, Microsoft Azure, Networking, PowerShell, Route Table, troubleshooting, VPN Gateway2 Comments

Nested Hyper-V VMs in Azure has been available for a while now, its great for alot of different scenarios such as unsupported operating systems that run legacy applications to sandbox environments. After creation of these VMs in a nested Hyper-V…

Securing your Virtual Network with Azure Firewall and Network Security Groups

Posted by Thomas Thorntonon 20th Mar 202029th Jul 2020in Application Security Group, Azure, Microsoft Azure, Networking, Route Table3 Comments

In this blog, I am going to be summarising how you can secure your Virtual network (vNET) with a combination of Azure Firewall and Network Security Group (NSG) Considerations for this will be that the environment will be a hub-spoke…

Azure Hub-Spoke Network Configuration with Azure Firewall DNAT using PowerShell

Posted by Thomas Thorntonon 18th Mar 202027th Oct 2020in automation, Azure, Microsoft Azure, PowerShell, Route Table, tips, virtual machineLeave a comment

I am going to show you how to create a Hub-Spoke network configuration with Azure Firewall using PowerShell. What is a Hub-Spoke network? Think of the Hub-Spoke as two different networks, network1 is hub, network2 is spoke. Network1 acts as…

Azure Gateway VPN & Custom Routing via Third-Party Firewall Appliance

Posted by Thomas Thorntonon 5th Oct 201823rd Dec 2018in Azure, Microsoft Azure, Networking, Route Table, VPN Gateway1 Comment

Within your Azure Virtual Network (vNET) you may require connectivity from an additional source, options available include:- vNET Peer VPN Gateway ExpressRoute Gateway vNET Peer Common connection method for theoretically peering onto another Azure vNET, routing is done via the…