Specify a DNS server (Optional for this and not necessary for this demonstration to work)ī. Also, If you are already familiar with those steps feel free to jump right the way on the session below: MikroTik (On-Premises) Configuring IPSec (IKEv2) Site-to-Site VPN. So, we are not going to cover specific step by step on how to get to the screens, you can use the official documentation as reference. The steps demonstrated here are the same in the official documentation: Create a Site-to-Site connection in the Azure portal. This section we will go over step-by-step on configuring Site-to-Site VPN on the Azure side.
Public IP of On-Prem Gateway: 47.Īzure: Configuring Route-Based IPSec Site-to-Site VPN. Public IP of the Azure VPN Gateway: 13.85.83.XX. Relevant information on the diagram above necessary to configure the Site-to-Site VPN. Scenarioīelow we have a diagram of the scenario covered in this step-by-step. If you are not familiar with the terminology of IPSec Parameters, in particular IKEv2, please take a look on the following documentation About VPN devices and IPsec/IKE parameters for Site-to-Site VPN Gateway connections. Second, VPN Gateway in this blog post is Route-Based which will leverage IKE version 2 (IKEv2) compared with the Policy-Based Gateway on first article leveraging IKE version 1(IKEv1). First, we are going to setup Site-to-Site VPN using Azure Resource Manager Portal (), while original article uses Classic Azure Portal. However, we have some major updates in this article. Another blog post has been published few years ago about the same subject Creating a site-to-site VPN with Windows Azure and MikroTik ( RouterOS ). In this article, we are going to show you how to setup a IPSec Site-to-Site VPN between Azure and On-premises location by using MikroTik Router. Authors: Daniel Pires and Daniel Mauser Introduction
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