New-SelfSignedCertificate -Type Custom -KeySpec Signature ` -Subject "CN=P2SChildCert" -KeyExportPolicy Exportable ` -HashAlgorithm sha256 -KeyLength 2048 ` -CertStoreLocation "Cert:\CurrentUser\My" ` -Signer $cert -TextExtension we should have a new P2SChildCert in our personal certificate store. To create a new Root Certificate run the following powershell command. The Root will only be used on the VPN configuration.
NOTE: Before the clients can connect to the VPN, they need to install the Child certificate and not the Root. When child certificate is created export it as. Create a self signed certificate, first we create a Root certificate and then a Child certificate. To choose the right SKU look at the documentations from Microsoftĥ. Go out and take a cup of coffee, or contiune to the step 5. it might take out to 1 hour, before the gateway are ready. Now we have our VNET comepleted, we can create a Virtuel Network Gateway, that will hold the configuration for our Point-To-Site VPN.įill out the configuration for the new virtual network gateway, and create it. When the deployment of our virtuel network is done, find it and go to subnet settings, and create a new gateway subnet.ĭefine the gateway subnet range, this is the subnet the our VPN gateway will use.Ĥ. I will not have a PublicIP for my VM, i define address and subnet range of the VNET.ģ. Create a virtual machine indside our new resourcegroupĬreate a virtuel network for both the VM and VPN to be in. that will hold our ressources for both VM, VNET and VPN Gateway.Ģ.
There are also how to create a self-signed certificate in that script. I will only use the Azure portal to configure the Azure environment but on my Github, I have uploaded how to created Azure VNET and VPN Gateway with Powershell. To set it up I will create an Azure VPN Gateway, and spin up a VM and try to connect from an on-premise Hyper-v machine. This can be really handy if you have some external partners that need to connect to your environment in Azure, or just have a couple of users that needs special access to some services in Azure. Azure provides a simple way to connect on-premise workstations to Azure resources like VM and other services with a Point-To-Site VPN.