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Hello, and welcome to Configure Native IPsec VPN to Azure.

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In this skill, we're going to be going through the procedure needed to connect

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a VPN from Cisco's iOS

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Xe to the native Azure VPN gateway or the virtual network gateway.

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In order to do this, we're going to go through quite a few steps beginning with

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configuring a V-MAT or virtual network
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configuring a V-MAT or virtual network

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and the necessary IP subnets in the Azure environment.

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Then we're going to configure the gateways needed for this VPN.

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That's going to be a virtual network gateway and a local network gateway.

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Then we'll move on to creating the VPN between those two gateways and of course

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configuring all the necessary settings,

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such as what encryption we're going to be using.

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Then we need to create a route table and we're going to configure a server to
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Then we need to create a route table and we're going to configure a server to

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use for testing connectivity across the VPN.

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Finally, we'll configure the iOS Xe side of the VPN, get everything up and

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working, and of course test and verify that VPN.

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So as you can hear, we have a whole lot of fun stuff to cover.

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Let's go ahead, jump in and get started.

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I'll see you in the next video.