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22 title: How to configure routers for remote networks
33 description: Learn how to configure the connectivity between your customer premises equipment and the Global Secure Access network.
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5 −ms.date: 03/13/2026
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66 ai-usage: ai-assisted
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88 # Customer Intent: As a Global Secure Access Administrator, I need to know how to configure the connection between my customer premises equipment and Microsoft's network so that I can create a tunnel from my remote network to the Global Secure Access network.
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3838 1. Locate and save Microsoft's public IP address `endpoint` from the panel that opens.
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4242 1. In the preferred interface for *your CPE*, enter the IP address you saved in the previous step. This step completes the IPSec tunnel configuration.
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