AZURE CLOUD COMPUTING

MINOR PROJECT

EMAIL-ID:

ravintej@02gmail.com
1.I have created to Virtual Networks named VNET1 and
VNET2. And created two subnets in each .
2.Next I have created two VMs, named VM1 and VM2, in the two different
regions of each corresponded to the regions of VNET1 and VNET2
respectively, by assigning them separate Public IP addresses.
3.In the next step I have created two Virtual Network Gateways, named
VNG1 and VNG2, for VNET1 and VNET2 respectively.
We could see device VNG1 and VNG2 for VNET1 and VNET2.Then
connecting them i.e., establishing peering.
4.Now checking whether the Peering is Successful or not .But before that we
need to disable Firewall security in VM2. Logging into VM1 and entering
the IP address of VM2 in the command prompt as “ping 192.168.0.4”.
5.And now we need to disable Firewall security in VM1. Logging into VM2
and entering the IP address of VM1 in the command prompt as “ping
10.2.16.4”.Hence peering is successful we can log into one VM from
another.
 6.Now entering VM2 through VM1 via a Remote Desktop
Connection .Enter the details of VM2 credentials. We can see VM2 in
VM1 as IP address in the TOP
 Peering two virtual networks : Virtual Network peering enables us to seamlessly connect
networks in Azure Virtual Network . Our peering has been successful and we have logged
into one of the VM’s and from there by entering the IP we were able to login to 2 nd virtual
machine

VNET1 IKE Tunnel

VNET2
10.2.0.0/16 192.168.0.0/16
VNG1 VNG2
 7.In the Azure portal page I went to the virtual machine section i.e., “vm1”
and then I went to the “Disks” section then I attached/added an additional
data disk there . Later I logged into my virtual machine then I opened server
manager to initialize the data disk .
8.Here , I have initialized the disk in the virtual machine and I can
see that in “This PC” section there is a separate data disk present
named “New Volume(F:)”
THANK YOU!