The IP-Network of my local network is 10.0.0.0/24Р”Р‡orР’В 'FRITZ!Box 2' we specify the IP address of theР’В 'Virtual Network Gateway'. If you don't have one, AVM provides a cryptic one to everyР’В FRITZ!Box owner via ) of the FRITZ!Box. 'FRITZ!Box 2' represents the Azure 'Virtual Network Gateway'Р”Р‡or 'FRITZ!Box 1' we specify the FQDN (most likely a Dyn-DNS address. 'FRITZ!Box 1' represents your local FRITZ!Box. We pretend to create a connection between two FRITZ!Box networks: 'Verbindung zwischen zwei FRITZ!Box-Netwerken einrichten' For this to work, we need a 'Pre Shared Key' (PSK) which is used to authenticate the connection between the Azure VPN service and your FRITZ!Box VPN service.Р”Р„VM provides a tool called ' FRITZ!Box-Fernzugang' which we can use to create a configuration file for the FRITZ!Box. This step will define the connection from the 'Virtual Network Gateway' to your FRITZ!Box. Lets name it 'A2H-VNG'.Р”Р„s 'Virtual network', select the VNET 'A2H-VNG' which we created in the first step and create a new 'Public IP address' which we call 'A2H-VNG-IP'.Р”В¤.Р’В Fourth step: Create a 'Connection' to your FRITZ!Box It is important to create a 'Policy-based' VPN. The 'Virtual Network Gateway' will route between your local private LAN and the VNET in Azure which will hold your future Azure VMs or services. 10.0.0.0/24.Р”Р€.Р’В Third step: Add a 'Virtual Network Gateway' In the filed 'Address space', you add the IP address range of you local network e.g. Insert the public IP address of your FRITZ!Box into the field 'IP address'. Now add a 'Local Network Gateway' to your resource group.

If your ISP is using NAT to connect you to the Internet, it most likely will not work. The important thing here is, that it must be a real, routable IP. You can either go to Р’В or retrieve the IP from your FRITZ!Box UI: To successfully complete this step, we need to know our public accessible IP which has been assigned to your FRITZ!Box by your ISP. Once this has been created, the VNETР’В 'A2H-VNET' should look similar to this:Р”Сћ.Р’В Second step: Add a 'Local Network Gateway' Since we only need this subnet to hold 'Virtual Network Gateway' IP, we can use a e.g. Again, this must not overlap with your home network or the default subnet 'A2H-Default-Subnet'. Within this VNET, create another subnet, a 'Gateway subnet'. Lets name the VNET 'A2H-VNET' and the default Subnet 'A2H-Default-Subnet'

10.3.0.0/24 which must not overlap with your network at home (e.g. (192.168.111.0/24), otherwise this tutorial might not work as your FRITZ!Box will prevent some required changes.Р”РЋ.Р’В First Step: Create a 'Virtual Network'Р”В¬reate a 'Virtual Network' in Azure with an address space of e.g. This article will walk you through all steps using the GUI (2018.05.23)Р”В«y the way, you might want to change the default FRITZ!Box subnet (192.168.178.0/24) to something else e.g. If you do own a FRITZ!Box, it is fairly simple to setup a Site-to-Site VPN connection to your Azure virtual network.

11.Р’В Automated setup via 'az' (Azure CLI).

4.Р’В Fourth step: Create a 'Connection' to your FRITZ!Box.

3.Р’В Third step: Add a 'Virtual Network Gateway'.2.Р’В Second step: Add a 'Local Network Gateway'.1.Р’В First Step: Create a 'Virtual Network'.

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