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In most scenarios for Azure support, a VPN appliance in Azure will refer to a 3rd party NVA used in Azure and they are configured on their end. The VNG is the resource Azure provides in place of a VPN device, on the Azure side. The LNG simply hold the config details on the on-premise VPN device for the VNG to use. Simply seen, the LNG just tell the VNG what setting the onprem device is using for forming the VPN tunnels. The VNG is the resource, in Azure, that is actually doing the IKE negotiation with the onprem VPN device.
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The network contains a VPN appliance that uses an IP address of 131.107.200.1. (this appears to be the onprem ) You need to create an Azure resource that defines the VPN appliance in Azure. (The LNG will hold the onprem VPN device's config settings for the VNG in Azure to use)
In most scenarios for Azure support, a VPN appliance in Azure will refer to a 3rd party NVA used in Azure and they are configured on their end. The VNG is the resource Azure provides in place of a VPN device, on the Azure side. The LNG simply hold the config details on the on-premise VPN device for the VNG to use. Simply seen, the LNG just tell the VNG what setting the onprem device is using for forming the VPN tunnels. The VNG is the resource, in Azure, that is actually doing the IKE negotiation with the onprem VPN device.
To define the VPN appliance in Azure and extend your company's network, you should create an Azure Local Network Gateway. Explanation: The Local Network Gateway represents your on-premises network in Azure. It specifies the VPN appliance's public IP address (in this case, 131.107.200.1) and the address ranges that can be accessed through the VPN connection. It is a key component when setting up a site-to-site VPN connection between your on-premises network and Azure.