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### Migrate to ErGwScale (Scalable Gateway)
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The ExpressRoute Scalable Gateway (ErGwScale) is a new virtual network gateway SKU that provides flexible, high-bandwidth connectivity for your Azure virtual networks.
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You can configure the gateway's performance by setting the minimum and maximum scale units between **1** and **40**:
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- To configure a fixed-size gateway, set both the **minimum** and **maximum** scale units to the same value (for example, set both to **1**).
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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>The minimum scale unit must be 1, when the maximum scale unit is 1.
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You can configure the gateway's scaling, as per requirements, by setting the minimum and maximum scale units:
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- To configure a fixed-size gateway, set both the **minimum** and **maximum** scale units to the same value (for example, set both to **1**, set both to **20**, set both to **40**).
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- To enable autoscaling, set the **minimum scale unit** to **2** or higher, and specify the desired **maximum scale unit** (up to 40).
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This allows the gateway to automatically scale based on your workload requirements.
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| Scenario | Minimum Scale Unit | Maximum Scale Unit | Autoscaling Enabled? |
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