The primary function of Azure VPN Gateway allows for designing subnets from existing networks, whether they are physical or virtual networks within Azure or other cloud instances. You can configure these networks using IP numbers and connect them using certificates or SaaS strings. It also requires Entra ID for privileged access groups, resulting in high security.

The VPN Gateway is valued for its ease of use and redundancy. It simplifies the process of deploying a VPN connection, replacing all the physical network elements with a software appliance. It's cost-effective by eliminating the need for firewall and networking equipment purchases. 

This solution also facilitates the migration by allowing connectivity between previously isolated environments and our Americas environment.

One of the most valuable features is its support for various protocols, including BGP, which helps in making more secure connections.

Azure VPN Gateway has several SKUs, each with a specific capacity, bandwidth, and throughput. We currently use the Basic SKU, which Azure is working on phasing out soon. This SKU might become unavailable for customization soon. The next tier is VPN GW1, which faces the same issues as the first generation. Azure checks automation for all SKUs with a defined bandwidth and throughput.

When the VPN tunnel is created, the bandwidth impacts traffic flow within the tunnel. For organizations or corporations using the VPN, the workload will determine the amount of traffic handled. They can select the appropriate SKU to match their traffic needs.

Azure VPN Gateway is a managed service dedicated solely to allowing traffic in and out, functioning purely as a VPN gateway without additional firewall capabilities.

It does what it says it'll do. It terminates VPNs for us and allows us access into our tenancy.

The point-to-site is pretty good for the B2C stuff. It's fairly straightforward to set up.

The ability to connect old protocols like Border Gateway Protocol is valuable. BGP is over 20 years old, but some customers still use it. Amazon, Google, IBM, and Oracle do not support BGP, but Microsoft does. It is good for the customers. If we ask the customers to change many things in their infrastructure to go to the cloud, it will put them off because it means they must spend more money to save money.

The scalability is a highly valued feature, and it is also beneficial for securing our connections with specific security features.

Security and communications are the most vital features of Microsoft Azure VPN Gateway. The solution is highly secure as it follows security standards such as IPSec and PLS. 

The Azure tool is useful and powerful and availability for clients. The updates are very good and reliable.

The performance is good.

The product has valuable virtual machines, viability options, and enhanced VPN services, enabling the option to use it in different zones.

I appreciate that the solution is accessible via the cloud and offers scalable services as a platform. Additionally, any work we do in the cloud is automatically integrated with Microsoft's monitoring capabilities, which is a great feature.

The solution is user-friendly. We need not worry about the connections once we deploy the tool. We just enter the public IP and make the connection.

What I like best about Microsoft Azure VPN Gateway is that it's a managed VPN, so it's one of the most powerful VPNs I've ever found. You can run the solution within thirty to forty-five minutes, and then, once data is configured, you can easily configure multiple tenants.

Microsoft Azure VPN Gateway also provides point-to-site VPNs configurable within a few minutes. The solution also offers multiple encryption methods for you to utilize.

API Management, Stream Analytics, and Azure Analytics are tools in the toolkit that help to make Azure more transparent. I mostly work with virtual machines, enterprise applications, and Azure DevOps.

VPN Gateway, among many others we use. We deploy our own enterprise apps, of course, we use them.

The interoperability with various firewall and access gateway vendors is one of this solution's most valuable features.

I'm using the high availability of the VPN. We are using the VPN Gateway with two different internet service providers on-premises. We are using high availability so that in case one of the internet services fails, we can get Azure to assist using the other service.

It works perfectly for me. It is very user-friendly in terms of the configuration and the setup process.

The feature that can improve our company's network connectivity revolves around the tool's IPSec functionality. I like the stability, HA, and performance of the product.

The solution's most valuable feature is troubleshooting. It is easy to use and implement as well.

The side-to-side connections are valuable.

The best feature is the ability to connect from anywhere.

The most valuable feature of Microsoft Azure VPN Gateway is its performance. It is very fast.

The most valuable feature is the networking. I didn't have a good experience with the networking that Sophos has.

The solution is very quick to connect.

It sends us a lot of detections when we have any anti-virus updates. It provides the extended time needed to update a set of time needs and notifications.