Feb 09 2023 01:49 PM
We have connected an on premise local network with an Azure VPN via virtual gateway.
At Azure VPN we have a database. We can connect at this database from the on premise local network.
Due to remote working, many employees connect to on premise local network via a VPN client.
Those users are unable to connect at the Azure database.
The address space of the local network is 192.168.1.0/24.
The address space for the remote users is 10.212.135/24.
We have added both address spaces at the local network gateway.
Do we have to configure anything else on the Azure side?
How can we log or monitor the traffic at Azure Gateway and VPN?
Feb 10 2023 07:56 PM
Configure some additional settings on the Azure side to allow the remote users to connect to the Azure database.
For logging and monitoring the traffic at the Azure gateway and VPN, you have several options:
Feb 13 2023 01:36 AM
Hi @Robina,
thank you for your answer.
We have opened port 3306 from anywhere just to verify that the remote users can access the database but they still do not have access.
We have also peered a local gateway network with the address spaces of the IPs that the remote users gets at the on premise network and still nothing.
Just to remind you. A local user at our on premise network has access to the database but a user that is remotely connected to our on premise network via VPN client does not have access to the database.