How to void an established VPN?

Handinata Tanudjaja 0 Reputation points
2025-01-04T03:17:14.2233333+00:00

Hi everyone,
I created a Windows VM that could be accessed via RDP only after a VPN is established.
This VPN is tied to an application object that's configured to have it accessible for assigned users.

Everything works as it should however once VPN was established successfully, the assigned users will always be able to connect even though they were removed from the application object.

The only way I know to void the established VPN is to remove the application object thus making the VPN invalid.

Is there a way to void the established VPN without removing the application object?

Thank you,
Handi

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  1. KapilAnanth-MSFT 48,261 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
    2025-01-06T12:41:18.4366667+00:00

    @Handinata Tanudjaja ,

    Welcome to the Microsoft Q&A Platform. Thank you for reaching out & I hope you are doing well.

    I am afraid I do not understand your question.

    • Can you confirm if you are using the Azure VPN Gateway and not a 3rd party VPN Gateway?
    • Can you confirm if you are using Entra authentication?
    • Are you using manually registered app or Microsoft-registered app ?
      • In either of those, I don't see the term "application object"
    • Can you please share the document you followed to establish this P2S VPN?

    Please provide more details on your set up so we can assist you further.

    Cheers,

    Kapil


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