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Azure Windows Desktop VM - Two Public IPs, One for VPN and One for RDP?
Problem I'm actually trying to solve: I have an Azure Windows Desktop VM set up that I need to RDP into and then connect to a VPN on that VM. Connecting to the VPN breaks the connection because split...
Regarding your current approach, it may be possible to use multiple NICs with different subnets to achieve your goal, but it requires careful configuration of routing tables on both the VM and the VPN. You would need to make sure that RDP traffic is routed through one NIC while VPN traffic is routed through the other NIC.
However, it may be easier and more secure to use a jump box or a bastion host to access the VM instead
However, it may be easier and more secure to use a jump box or a bastion host to access the VM instead