Here are some answers to your questions:
1. Being a packaged deal not sure how that would work. Does this still have the frontend and endpoints?
YES, you will just deploy 2 UAG's. One in the DMZ to replace your "Relay" server and one in your LAN to replace the "Endpoint" server.
2. If I turn off my current servers and install these, rename them to the same as the old ones, and use the same IP's will they just pick up where the other ones left off?
You will need to create new configurations in Workspace One UEM. You will need to select the Linux UAG'S for each of the edge services. I make sure to use the same ip's so that I don't have to deal with the firewall.
3. Curious also if there is any conversion guide and way to do this without users being overly impacted.
https://www.carlstalhood.com/vmware-unified-access-gateway/ is great guide, but go ahead and google, there are several out there.
For Content there is an official VMware Guide here: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-Workspace-ONE-UEM/9.7/content-gateway-to-unified-access-gateway-mi...
4. I assume the UAG includes Tunnel, Proxy, and Content?
Yes, and the new version now includes the Secure Email Gateway. - depending on how many users will be using these edge services you may want to consider HA.
5. I have never done an OVA install as basically when a new version comes out do you delete the current install and put the other OVA in it's place and redo all the settings again?
You deploy the .OVA in vSphere and follow the install guide. For updates you download the .ini configuration from the UAG, then deploy the new .OVA and insert the configuration. Done.
You can also use the powershell method to deploy or update your UAG's. Should you be using numerous UAG's then it's worth your time to create the powershell script.
Good luck
