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How to fetch VirtualNetworkGateway related to specific VirtualNetwork
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Hi,
How can I to fetch VirtualNetworkGateway related to specific VirtualNetwork?
I can use Azure.networks() for fetching the VirtualNetworks and Azure.virtualNetworkGateways() for fetching VirtualNetworkGateways.
But how I can fetch VirtualNetworkGateway that created from specific VirtualNetwork?
Thanks,
Shai
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@shaikezam Yes, you can use
networkId(). It helps parse network ID from subnet ID internally. Please ignore previous sample I provided. I was checking the request/response for this part but I didn’t notice it’s already got derived inside the SDK.@shaikezam If it works for you please feel free to close this.