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Cannot add an on-prem Windows server to an Azure Virtual Network

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Greg Woods

I have an on-prem Windows Server (Core), and have been attempting to connect it to Azure using a new "Azure Network Adapter" (from the "Azure Hybrid Center" home page in Windows Admin Center)

I have done some experimenting, and I can run through the wizard in Windows Admin Center, to create a Azure Network Adapter along with a brand new Azure VPN Gateway with self signed certificate. I get no errors, but it doesn't appear to have done anything. ipconfig /all shows no new VPN adapter. I see no connections in the Azure portal, and Powershell Get-VPNConnection is empty.

Attempting to do this with an existing Azure VNet Gateway is even more of a disaster. Errors caused by an API version mismatch. I'd report it to Microsoft, but they provide no method of providing feedback or requesting support for WAC (not that I can find anyway).

This article gives a glimmer of hope... https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/files/storage-files-configure-p2s-vpn-windows#configure-the-vpn-client it contains a powershell script to add a VPN connection based on the xml config you can download from the Point-to-Site page of the Gateway in Azure Portal.

I can't be be only only one having issues doing this. How should I go about adding a new Point-to-Site connection from Windows Server COre to an existing Azure Virtual Network?Gateway?

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