Background: A customer asked if it was possible to use what they called a ‘bridge-hub’ virtual network (this virtual network would only contain an Azure firewall), and have spokes virtual networks connect to that ‘bridge-hub’ and then use a VPN gateway hosted in another virtual network, which in turn connected to on-prem. The goal being to get the virtual network not peered to the virtual network containing the VPN gateway to be able to route to/from on-prem.

Problem Statement: Not posted in such a long time, posting this to ensure I haven’t forgotten how to use Hugo and Github Pages.!

Background: A colleague asked me an interesting question about an Azure Virtual WAN scenario their customer was facing. The customer is using Azure Virtual WAN with a single virtual WAN hub, which was placed in the West Europe region, and this hub had been deployed before Azure Virtual WAN routing intent was available (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-wan/virtual-wan-routing-preference-overview). The customer had deployed a number of virtual networks in West Europe and was using a tiered vnet model in West Europe https://learn.