Manage address ranges

When users create a VDC in public cloud, they can specify the address range for the VDC to use as part of a custom private network configuration. The platform will then use this address space to define the virtual datacenter network and create the private networks as subnets in this address space. The platform will onboard address ranges from your virtual datacenters in public cloud.

References:

• https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-network/virtual-networks-overview
• https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/userguide/VPC_Subnets.html#vpc-subnet-basics

To display address ranges in a provider that supports them (e.g. AWS, Azure):

1. Go to Cloud → select a virtual datacenter 
2. Go to Network →  Address ranges

There are two ways to create an address range in a provider that supports address ranges, including AWS and Azure ARM

To create the first address range for a virtual datacenter:

1. Go to Cloud → Virtual datacenters
2. Click + Add to create a virtual datacenter
3. Select a provider that supports address ranges, for example, Amazon AWS and Azure ARM
4. Select Custom private network
5. Enter the details of the virtual datacenter and the custom network
6. For the Address range, enter a network address in CIDR format. Usually the network will have a netmask of /16, for example, 192.168.0.0/16.

To create an additional address range.

1. Go to Cloud→ Virtual datacenters → select a virtual datacenter 
2. Go to Network → Address ranges
3. Click the + Add button
4. Enter a network address in CIDR format that is compatible your provider. Usually this network will have a netmask of /16, for example, 192.168.0.0/16.
   
   
   

You can only delete an address range that is not blocked by the provider.

To delete an address range:

1. Go to Cloud → select a virtual datacenter
2. Go to Networks → Address ranges
3. Select the address range and click the trash delete button