Managing networks for Site-to-site Open VPN

Some features might require additional licensing, depending on the applied licensing model.

You can add and manage up to 23 networks in the cloud.

Add network

To add a network on the local site and extend it to the cloud

  1. On the VPN appliance, set up the new network interface with the local network that you want to extend in the cloud.
  2. Log in to the VPN appliance console.
  3. In the Networking section, set up network settings for the new interface.

The VPN appliance starts to report information about networks from all active interfaces to Cyber Disaster Recovery Cloud. The Cyber Protect console shows the interfaces based on the information from the VPN appliance.

Delete network

To delete a network extended to the cloud

  1. Log in to the VPN appliance console.
  2. In the Networking section, select the interface that you want to delete, and then click Clear network settings.
  3. Confirm the operation.

As a result, the local network extension to the cloud via a secure VPN tunnel will be stopped. This network will operate as an independent cloud segment. If this interface is used to pass the traffic from (to) the cloud site, all of your network connections from (to) the cloud site will be disconnected.

Change parameters

To change the network parameters

  1. Log in to the VPN appliance console.
  2. In the Networking section, select the interface that you want to edit.
  3. Click Edit network settings.

  4. Select one of the options:

    • For automatic network configuration via DHCP, click Use DHCP, and then confirm the operation.

    • For manual network configuration, click Set static IP address, configure the settings, and then click Enter.

      Setting Description
      IP address IP address of the interface in the local network.
      VPN gateway IP address Special IP address which is reserved for the cloud segment of network for the proper Cyber Disaster Recovery Cloud service work.
      Network mask Network mask of the local network.
      Default gateway Default gateway on the local site.
      Preferred DNS server Primary DNS server on the local site.
      Alternate DNS server Secondary DNS server on the local site.