Bring Your Own VPC Into Multicloud Defense
Procedure
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From the Multicloud Defense Controller, navigate to Infrastructure > Enforcement > Bring Your Own VPCs/VNets. |
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From the CSP Account drop-down list, choose an account. |
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From the Region drop-down list, choose a region. |
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From the VPC/VNet ID drop-down list, choose a VPC or VNet resource. |
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From the Availability Zones drop-down list, choose a zone. |
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(Optional) Check the NAT check box to include a NAT subnet and gateway. Multicloud Defense detects the existing subnets, and proposes Datapath Subnets and Management Subnets resources with CIDR blocks, based on availability. You can change CIDR values if required, and Multicloud Defense validates this again to avoid any overlaps with existing CIDR values. |
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(Optional) Click Create Infrastructure, if no infrastructure exists in the gateway. |
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On the Prepare VPC window, click Availability Zones. |
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Provide details for Datapath Subnets, Management Subnets resources, and CIDR blocks. |
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Click Create. The VPC is now connected to a Multicloud Defense gateway. |