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Internal Networks
Creating a private LAN for a tenant that can be shared between Virtual Data Centers.
An internal network is a private network inside a tenancy. It can be shared between Virtual Data Centers in the same tenant and is what you attach virtual machines to for LAN traffic.
You can create internal networks directly from your reseller account. Networking is in the left hand menu.
How to create an internal network
Click Networking then Internal Networks in the left hand menu
Click Create Internal Network
Enter a Name the customer will recognise, for example Demo LAN
Choose the Tenant the network belongs to
Choose the Data Center, for example MP-SYDNEY
Select the Virtual Data Centers that should be able to use the network
Enter the Subnet and Gateway, for example 192.168.99.0/24 and 192.168.99.254. These fields are labels only and do not configure anything
Click Create
After the network is created
The network appears in the Internal Networks list
It becomes selectable in the Network Configuration page of the New Virtual Machine wizard and in Edit Hardware
Addressing is up to the customer. MultiPortal does not run DHCP on the network, so set static addresses in the guest or run a DHCP server on one of the machines
Use the pencil icon on the row to change the name, subnet or gateway later
