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Enable allow gateway transit on VNetA (if not already): Enable use remote gateways on VNetB Then you can connect vnet B
Question Your company has two Azure virtual networks: VNetA — has a VPN gateway VNetB — peered with VNetA Your on-prem network connects to VNetA using a site-to-site VPN. A Windows 10 computer connects to VNetA using a point-to-site VPN. On-premises devices can access VNetB, but the Windows 10 P2S client cannot access VNetB. You enable Allow gateway transit on VNetA. Does this fix the problem? Answer : No
A point-to-site VPN connection from a workstation does not inherently route through the gateway of the peered network unless additional route configuration is done. Even with virtual network peering established, the point-to-site VPN clients need to have appropriate routes configured to access resources in VirtualNetworkB.