Azure Point-to-Site VPN - cannot connect to virtual machines in peered VNets

I have the following in Azure:

HubVNet with VPN Gateway (Point to Site VPN)
Spoke01VNet with one virtual machine
HubVNet and Spoke01VNet are peered with gateway transit enabled
Spoke01VNet is allowing forwarded traffic from HubVNet

I connect to VPN Gateway from my workstation successfully. I have a virtual machine on HubVNet (same as VPN Gateway) and I can successfully RDP to that server (I use it as a jumpbox right now) and can successfully RDP to server in Spoke01VNet from that jumpbox server.

I would like to RDP to server in Spoke01VNet from my workstation but cannot connect. I thought by peering the VNets would allow this to happen when I connected via VPN but not so. Can anyone provide me some assistance on how to do this, if it's possible with a Point-to-Site VPN? Thank you in advance for all your help!!

Solution

You could check if you have correctly configured your Hub-spoke network topology in Azure. Read here for more details.

Configure the peering connection in the hub to allow gateway transit.
Configure the peering connection in each spoke to use remote gateways.
Configure all peering connections to allow forwarded traffic.

Once the VNet peering is connected, you could re-download your VPN client package to re-connect the VPN connection on your local machine. This might make the update network effect.