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Create a Peer connection between the Virtual Networks.

This will allow traffic to pass between your vNets and regions. This peer connection will make both a connection from your first vNet to your Second vNet And a reverse connection from your second vNet back to your first vNet. This will allow traffic to pass in both directions.

  • Navigate to 'Virtual Network' in the Azure Portal.

  • Select your new vNet to view it's details.

  • Under 'Settings' on the left side, select 'Peerings'.

  • Click the + Add button to create a new Peering.

  • Make sure your new Peering has the following settings:

  • A unique name of the connection from your new vNet to your old vNet.

  • Elk-to-Red would make sense

  • Choose your original RedTeam vNet in the dropdown labeled 'Virtual Network'. This is the network you are connecting to your new vNet and you should only have one option.

  • Name the resulting connection from your RedTeam Vnet to your Elk vNet.

  • Red-to-Elk would make sense

  • Leave all other settings at their defaults.