How can I create a static route on my Router?

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Hello,

I have established a secure VPN connection from a computer in my house to Microsoft Azure.  But in order for this computer to talk to my computers in Azure, I need to setup a static route to transfer packets back and forth.

The route would look like this: (I believe)

Network: 10.0.1.0 - this is my Azure IP range
Netmask: 255.255.255.0 - this is the subnet mask for Azure
Gateway: 192.168.150.12 - this is the internal RRAS IP address
Metric: 1

So, the configuration says that any packets coming in from 10.0.1.0 should be routed through 192.168.150.12, which then puts them onto my on-premise network range.

If anyone can assist, it would greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Mark-Allen
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MrSaintz · Accepted Answer

Hi Mark,

What VPN have you configured?
Does that computer route traffic(ip forwarding enabled)? In windows I think it can get enabled through share internet something, the trick is to allow traffic through from the internal interface to the tunnel interface and hide internal IPs behind the tunnel interface.
If you want two way traffic you have to enable ip forwarding through reg edit so it will not hide internal IPs, however the same most be performed in you azure gateway and create a user defined route forcing 192.168.150.0/24(i believe this would be your internal network) through the ip of your azure gateway ip address, azure networking is all but standard.

Hope this helps,
CS

Hope this helps

Mark-Allen Perry · Answer

CS, many thanks for the quick response.Ok, let me go over your suggestions in more detail and report back later.Thanks you again, and have a great day.Mark-Allen==

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