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vpn-gateway |
cherylmc |
azure-vpn-gateway |
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11/27/2023 |
cherylmc |
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If you're working with the Resource Manager deployment model, you can change to the new gateway SKUs. When you change from a legacy gateway SKU to a new SKU, you delete the existing VPN gateway and create a new VPN gateway.
Workflow:
- Remove any connections to the virtual network gateway.
- Delete the old VPN gateway.
- Create the new VPN gateway.
- Update your on-premises VPN devices with the new VPN gateway IP address (for Site-to-Site connections).
- Update the gateway IP address value for any VNet-to-VNet local network gateways that connect to this gateway.
- Download new client VPN configuration packages for P2S clients connecting to the virtual network through this VPN gateway.
- Recreate the connections to the virtual network gateway.
Considerations:
- To move to the new SKUs, your VPN gateway must be in the Resource Manager deployment model.
- If you have a classic VPN gateway, you must continue using the older legacy SKUs for that gateway, however, you can resize between the legacy SKUs. You can't change to the new SKUs.
- When you change from a legacy SKU to a new SKU, you'll have connectivity downtime.
- When changing to a new gateway SKU, the public IP address for your VPN gateway changes. This happens even if you specified the same public IP address object that you used previously.