Hello,
I was wondering if there's a possibility to use the P2S VPN in Azure to connect to resources outside Azure? For example by applying a NAT to the gateway subnet one would think that it provides a way out for the connection.
Example:
My Ethernet has the public IP 12.12.12.12
My NAT has the public IP of 13.13.13.13
I want to connect to Google.com, let's say that their public IP is static an is 8.8.8.8
If I set up a private DNS record with a name (let's say "google.my.vpn.com"), and this private DNS is linked with my VNET that the P2S is connected to, is there a way for me to connect to google.my.vpn.com (8.8.8.8) using my NAT IP (13.13.13.13) instead of going to google.com with my ethernet public IP?
The reason why I want this is because we have integrations with 3rd parties that use whitelisting and I want to unify the connection to these 3rd parties. We already have a P2S VPN to connect to our Azure resources but I don't want to invest in a separate VPN as we don't need it other then this use case for now.
As a side note, if this is NOT possible, does Azure provide any type of normal VPN that you can buy?
Best regards,
Ehsan