Azure point to site vpn route-based policy-based

Policy-based VPNs direct packets through IPsec tunnels with traffic selectors based on the combinations of address prefixes between your on-premises network and your Azure VNet. This type of gateway supports policy-based VPNs. The functionality of a static gateway has not changed, even though the name has changed. Policy-based:В Policy-based gateways were previously called Static Gateways. If you connect to different VNets you can have multiple Policy-based connections. So you will need to delete the first connection before you can get the second connection to work if you are trying to connect to the same VNet. I think I see your issue, OpenSwan doesn't support Dynamic Routing (Route-based). In meantime I will recreate it all where it was working to see if that was not a glitch of the matrix. If you see anything wrong above, or have any other idea what to check, I'm listening. I still can't see any attempt of connection from azure in ipsec logs on the openswan box. I have checked all public ip and firewalls on both sides. Same region as the working test connection from different subscription, BTW. I have checked though, and they all are in northeurope region. Anyway, I have a public ip, vnet with address space 10.10.0.0/16, Default network ofДЎ0.10.1.0/24 and GatewaySubnet 10.10.0.0/16ДЄd.3 All the resources are in same resource group, which is sort of dictating same region. And even then, I would expect it to not let me create a resource in such case.ДЄd.2 This may be something, but I used same network ranges and resources as for that test setup in other subscription that works, so not sure how that would be the case. So, 2 hardly is a limitДЇor each of them, unless the resource group limits it to that. I've checked your suggestions, and it seems there should be no problems related to that.ДЄd.1 I have two vnets in the resource group, actually I have two of each vnet, ip, virtual gateway, local gateway and connection, as I did not wanted to remove or reconfigure anything that was there before I've got to look at it. Yeah, that CLI command is where I can see 'status: not connected' along the GUI.

Azure point to site vpn route-based policy-based