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Operations on Virtual Network Gateways
Updated: June 7, 2012
[This topic contains preliminary content for the current release of Windows Azure.]
You can create, manage, and use a virtual network gateway to connect your local network sites to a virtual network using the operations provided by the Service Management API.
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The following table lists the virtual network gateway operations provided by the Service Management API:
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Gets information about the virtual network gateway’s state and properties, such as its IP address and provisioning status. |
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Creates a virtual network gateway for a specified virtual network. |
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Deletes the specified virtual network gateway. |
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Forces a gateway failover, deactivating the primary virtual network gateway and switching over to a secondary. |
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Returns the shared key used to authenticate connections with individual sites on a virtual network. |
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Generates a new shared key with a specified character length. |
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Lists the supported, on-premise network devices that can connect to the gateway. |
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Returns a script that you can use to configure local VPN devices to connect to the gateway |
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Lists all of the local network connections that can be accessed through the gateway. |
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Connect to, Disconnect from, or Test your Connection to a Local Network |
Connects, tests the connection, or disconnects your gateway from a specified local network site. |
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Returns the current status of the specified gateway operation. |
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Uploads a new client root certificate. |
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Creates a VPN client package for the specified virtual network and gateway. |
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Returns the public portion of a previously uploaded client root certificate in a base-64 encoded format. |
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Deletes a previously uploaded client root certificate. |
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Returns a list of all the client root certificates that are associated with the specified virtual network. |
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