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Users create private networks from virtual datacenters, so from the infrastructure, an administrator can:
View network use
Create IP addresses
To display private networks:
Go to Infrastructure → Datacenter → Network → Private.
On the left of the Private network screen, an expanding tree provides network information ordered hierarchically by enterprise and virtual datacenter.
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Reserved private IPs are marked with a padlock symbol. The administrator can assign these IPs to VMs outside of the platform.
See also
Note Notes about reserved private IPs for vCenter with DVS:
Prior to the first deploy of an Abiquo VM in an Abiquo private network, in order to add a reserved IP to a VM, you would need to create your own port group (tag/DVS) with the next tag in the rack sequence and the Abiquo naming convention, which is “network_name_tag”, for example, “private_network_11”. Creating your own port group is not recommended.
When a user deploys the first Abiquo VM in a private network, Abiquo checks for an existing network that uses the Abiquo naming convention, or creates a new one.
Abiquo will not manage private IPs added to VMs outside of the platform.
When a user undeploys the last Abiquo VM in a private network, if there are no other VMs with IP addresses in the network, Abiquo will delete the port group.
Related pages
Configure network defaults for the platform: Configuration view
Exclude ranges from use in private networks: Manage excluded networks
Manage networks in virtual datacenters