How do you connect two Azure virtual networks so that the virtual machines in the first VNET can communicate with the virtual machines in the second VNET?
Experience Level: Junior
Tags: Azure CloudAzure Virtual MachinesAzure Virtual Networks
Answer
You need to configure a VNET peering.
- Sign in to Azure Portal
- Go to Virtual Networks
- Select the first VNET
- Click on Peerings
- Add a new peering
- Enter the name (for example VNET1-VNET2)
- Select the second VNET
- Click on Peerings
- Add a new peering
- Enter the name (for example VNET2-VNET1)
- Click OK
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