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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...
Hi Zac,
One possible solution to your scenario would be to use a remote access solution that allows for split tunneling. This would allow you to connect to the VPN on the Azure VM without breaking the RDP connection.
One such solution is the Azure Point-to-Site VPN. This solution allows you to connect to the Azure Virtual Network using a VPN client on your local machine. The Azure VPN Gateway supports split tunneling, which means that only traffic destined for the Virtual Network will go through the VPN. All other traffic will go through your local internet connection.
Best Regards
ShankerH
One possible solution to your scenario would be to use a remote access solution that allows for split tunneling. This would allow you to connect to the VPN on the Azure VM without breaking the RDP connection.
One such solution is the Azure Point-to-Site VPN. This solution allows you to connect to the Azure Virtual Network using a VPN client on your local machine. The Azure VPN Gateway supports split tunneling, which means that only traffic destined for the Virtual Network will go through the VPN. All other traffic will go through your local internet connection.
Best Regards
ShankerH