You have two virtual networks named VNet1 and VNet2. A Windows 10 client (Client1) connects to VNet1 using a Point-to-Site (P2S) IKEv2 VPN. VNet1 and VNet2 are peered. VNet1 is configured to allow gateway transit and VNet2 is set to use the remote gateway. Client1 cannot reach resources in VNet2. You try resizing the VNet1 gateway to a larger SKU. Does resizing the gateway fix the connectivity issue?
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Correct answer: No.
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Resizing the VNet1 gateway to a larger SKU will not fix the connectivity issue. While a larger SKU provides more bandwidth and higher throughput, it does not address the fundamental routing problem. For a P2S client connected to VNet1 to reach resources in a peered VNet2, VNet2 must also be configured to allow gateway transit. The current configuration only allows VNet1 to transit its gateway to VNet2, but not the reverse for P2S clients. Therefore, the P2S client on VNet1 cannot use VNet1's gateway to access VNet2.
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