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Azure Intersite Connectivity

This lab demonstrates how to implement intersite connectivity in Azure using virtual network peering and gateway transit. It simulates a real-world scenario where core IT services must securely communicate with manufacturing systems across segmented VNets. Key tasks include VM deployment, network diagnostics, peering configuration, and UDR.

Architecture

az104-lab05-architecture

Overview of resources

lab 5

Resource Group: az104-rg5 Created in East US 2 to centralize all lab components.

Virtual Networks:

Both VNets were provisioned in East US 2 to enable seamless peering and gateway transit.

CoreServicesVnet

(10.0.0.0/16)

ManufacturingVnet

(172.16.0.0/16)

Virtual Machines:

CoreServicesVM and ManufacturingVM were deployed in their respective VNets with matching subnet configurations.

Region was explicitly set to East US 2 during VM creation via the Azure Portal.

Network Watcher & Diagnostics: Enabled in East US 2 to support connection troubleshooting and packet capture.

VNet Peering

Peering: CoreServicesVnet-to-ManufacturingVnet and vice versa

Status: ✅ Connected

Custom Route

Route Table: rt-CoreServices

Route: PerimetertoCore → 10.0.0.0/16 via NVA (10.0.1.7)

az104-rg5