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 **Name** Your gateway name. **Name** Your gateway name.
  
-**IP address:** This is the public IP address of the VPN device that you want Azure to connect to. Specify your Perimeter 81 gateway IP.+**IP address:** This is the public IP address of the VPN device that you want Azure to connect to. Specify your Privatise gateway IP, found next to Static IP under "Roc on Demand" in the Managed Company Portal.
  
-**Address Space:** Insert your Perimeter 81 subnet (make sure that the ranges you specify here do not overlap with ranges of other networks that you want to connect to).+**Address Space:** Insert your Privatise subnet provided to you by support. (make sure that the ranges you specify here do not overlap with ranges of other networks that you want to connect to).
  
 **Subscription:** Verify that the correct subscription is showing. **Subscription:** Verify that the correct subscription is showing.
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 1. Open your virtual network gateway page. 1. Open your virtual network gateway page.
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 2. On the sidebar, select **All resources**. 2. On the sidebar, select **All resources**.
  
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 **Virtual network gateway:** Since you are connecting from this gateway this value (the IP you received from Azure) is fixed. **Virtual network gateway:** Since you are connecting from this gateway this value (the IP you received from Azure) is fixed.
  
-**Local network gateway:** The local network gateway (your Perimeter 81 network address) which you have just created is the fixed value.+**Local network gateway:** The local network gateway (your Privatise address) which you have just created is the fixed value.
  
-**Shared Key:** the value here must match the value that you are using for your local on-premises VPN device.+**Shared Key:** This will be provided to you by our support team.
  
 The remaining values for **Subscription**, **Resource Group**, and **Location** are fixed as well. The remaining values for **Subscription**, **Resource Group**, and **Location** are fixed as well.
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-**Perimeter 81 Settings** 
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-1. Open your Perimeter 81 Management Platform and go to the Network tab. 
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-2. Go to the gateway in your network from which you want to create the tunnel to Azure, select the three-dotted menu (...) beside it, and select Add Tunnel. 
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-3. Select IPSec Site-2-Site Tunnel and select Continue. 
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-4. Fill in the fields with the following information: 
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-**Name:** Enter a name of your choice. 
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-**Shared Secret:** Enter the same Shared secret you set in the Azure Portal. 
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-**Public IP:** Enter the Azure Virtual network gateway public IP. 
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-**Remote ID:** Enter the Azure Virtual network gateway remote ID. 
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-**Perimeter 81 Gateway Proposal Subnets:** Choose the purposed IP range. 
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-**Remote Gateway Proposal Subnets:** Enter the Azure Virtual network gateway subnet/range. 
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-**Advanced Settings** 
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-**IKE Version:** V2 
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-**IKE Lifetime:** 1h 
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-**Tunnel Lifetime:** 1h 
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-**Dead Peer Detection Delay:** 10s 
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-**Dead Peer Detection Timeout:** 30s 
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-**Encryption (Phase 1) :** aes256 
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-**Encryption (Phase 2) :** aes256 
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-**Integrity (Phase 1) :** sha1 
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-**Integrity (Phase 2):** sha1 
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-**Diffie-Hellman Groups (Phase 1):** 2 
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-**Deffie-Hellman Groups (Phase 1):** 2 
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-5. Select Add Tunnel. 
  
 **Verifying the VPN connection** **Verifying the VPN connection**
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 3. Go to Connections. 3. Go to Connections.
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 4. Select the connection you created. 4. Select the connection you created.
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