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Create and manage Virtual Private Clouds in Tenbyte Cloud to isolate resources, define network boundaries, and control traffic flow within your cloud environment.

Select VPC Network

  • From your dashboard, click on VPC Network to create your own VPC network.
    Select VPC Network
  • When you first access the Network section, the default network is named My Network
    Default VPC Network

Create a New VPC Network

  • To create a new VPC network, click on Create new in the Network section.
    Create a New VPC Network
  • Choose VPC network as the Type. This allows you to create a private network to group and isolate your cloud resources.
  • Select the data center where the network will be created.
  • Enter a name for your new VPC.
  • Click Create to create the new VPC network.
    Create a New VPC
The VPC network is free of charge, but you will be charged for resources connected to it.

Assign VPC Network During VM Creation

  • While creating a new VM, you can assign the newly created VPC network. To learn how to create a virtual machine, check out the Virtual Machine page under the Compute section of this document.
  • In the VM creation screen, under VPC network, select the desired network from the dropdown:
    • My Network (default)
    • Newly Created
    Select your VPC
This ensures your VM is connected to the correct network during creation.

Edit VM Network Settings

  • If you want to change the VPC network after creating the VM, navigate to the Network Section in the VM settings.
    Access VM Network Settings
  • Click Add sub-interface to create additional interfaces or to modify the current one.
    Add your VPC
  • Enter the VLAN ID for the sub-interface.
  • Select the VPC network you want to associate with the VM.
    Add your VPC
  • Click Add to associate the VPC network with your VM.
    Add your VPC

Review VPC Network and Resources

After creating or modifying your VPC, you can view the VMs associated with the network. The My Network or new vpc will list the VMs connected to it, showing the public and private IP addresses.