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This will describe the steps in setting up SSH to VM via the VPN Vnet.
Example
SSH to VM via the VPN Vnet
This page discribes how you can set up the ability to SSH into a Virtual Machine with no Public IP Address via the HMCTS VPN.
Your project will need to be managed by Terraform to set this up.
To do this you will need to setup network peering between the VPN Vnet and your application managed Vnet.
This is an example of the Terraform used to setup peering between two Vnets.
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This will describe the steps in setting up SSH to VM via the VPN Vnet.
Example
SSH to VM via the VPN Vnet
This page discribes how you can set up the ability to SSH into a Virtual Machine with no Public IP Address via the HMCTS VPN.
Your project will need to be managed by Terraform to set this up.
To do this you will need to setup network peering between the VPN Vnet and your application managed Vnet.
This is an example of the Terraform used to setup peering between two Vnets.
The destination Vnet details are:
Once this is setup and deployed, you can then request PlatOps to add the Address Space for your Vnet or Virtual Machine with what ports to whitelist.
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