You have VNet1 and VNet2. Client1 (Windows 10) connects to VNet1 through a Point-to-Site (P2S) IKEv2 VPN. You peer VNet1 and VNet2. VNet1 allows gateway transit and VNet2 is configured to use the remote gateway. Client1 cannot reach VNet2. Solution: reset the gateway in VNet1. Does this solution achieve the goal?
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Correct answer: No.
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Resetting the gateway in VNet1 will not resolve Client1's inability to reach VNet2. While VNet peering is configured and VNet2 uses the remote gateway, P2S VPN clients require specific routing to access peered VNets. For a P2S client to reach a peered VNet, the P2S VPN gateway in VNet1 needs to be configured to advertise the routes for VNet2 to the connected client. This is typically done by modifying the P2S VPN client configuration or by ensuring the VPN gateway's routing table includes the peered VNet's address space. Resetting the gateway only restarts the service, it doesn't modify its routing configuration or client settings.
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