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We are setting up a Hub Spoke topology in Azure, and using Checkpoint are our VPN / firewall. The problem we are having is that the option to enable remote gateway in peering is grayed out. When using the Azure VPN in the past, the Gateway Subnet was configured, &nbsp;which most of the articles I have read point to this as the cause. How can this work when Checkpoint did not create Azure's specific gateway subnet?
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We are setting up a Hub Spoke topology in Azure, and using Checkpoint are our VPN / firewall. The problem we are having is that the option to enable remote gateway in peering is grayed out. When using the Azure VPN in the past, the Gateway Subnet was configured,  which most of the articles I have read point to this as the cause. How can this work when Checkpoint did not create Azure's specific gateway subnet?

Azure Checkpoint HA Peering Issue

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