Facing Connectivity Issue Between VMs in Azure VNet – Need Help
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Hi everyone,
While working on Azure VNet, I faced an issue where I created one VNet with two subnets and deployed a VM in each subnet, but both VMs are not able to communicate (ping/RDP not working).
I checked NSG rules, VM status, and IP configuration, and everything looks fine, but still no connectivity. I am not sure if I am missing something related to routing or security settings.
I have been exploring AZ-700 exam topics for the Microsoft Azure Network Engineer Associate Certification and also using resources like Pass4Future for VMs in Azure VNet questions. This helps me understand my concerns a little bit, but I want to understand the real issue behind this scenario.
• What could be the possible reason for this problem?
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