Networking Guide

How to create a Virtual Private Network

Step-by-step guide to creating and configuring isolated private networks for your cloud resources on Neviri Cloud.

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Neviri Cloud Team

Last updated

December 15, 2024

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4 min read

1

Login to the Neviri Dashboard and go to Network Manager

Log in using your credentials. From the main dashboard, locate and click on the "Network Manager" section to access the networking interface where you can create and manage all your private networks.

Network Manager Dashboard

Network Manager interface - where all your private networks are managed

2

Click 'Create Network'

In the Network Manager interface, click the "Create Network" button to begin the private network creation process. You'll be presented with a form where you can configure your network settings.

Create Network Button

Click the "Create Network" button to start configuring your private network

3

Configure Network Details

Fill in the network configuration form with the following details:

  • Network Name – Give your private network a descriptive name that helps you identify it later (e.g., "Production-VPC", "Development-Network").
  • Description (Optional) – Add a meaningful description to provide context about the network's purpose or environment.
  • CIDR Block – Define the IP address range for your private network. This must be a unique CIDR block not used by any other private network in your account.

    Example: 10.0.0.0/16, 172.16.0.0/12, or 192.168.0.0/16

Network Configuration Form

Configure name, description, and unique CIDR block for your private network

4

Review and Create Your Private Network

Before finalizing, review all the configuration details:

  • Ensure the network name is clear and descriptive
  • Verify that the CIDR block doesn't overlap with any existing networks
  • Confirm the description accurately reflects the network's purpose

Once you're satisfied with the configuration, click the "Create Network" button to provision your private network. The network will be ready for use within seconds. You can now launch virtual machines and other resources into this isolated network environment.

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