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title: "Manage subscriptions"
slug: "gtm-start"
tags: ["Global Traffic Manager"]
updated: 2026-09-17T09:18:13Z
published: 2026-09-17T09:18:13Z
canonical: "guide.ncloud-docs.com/gtm-start"
stale: true
---

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# Manage subscriptions

Available in Classic and VPC

Once you've reviewed the Global Traffic Manager specifications, [quickstart](/docs/en/gtm-procedure) and [glossary](/docs/en/gtm-glossary), you're ready to start using the service. Now, the first thing to do after this is to subscribe to Global Traffic Manager.

## Subscribe to the service

There is no separate subscription process in Global Traffic Manager. You can create and manage servers directly from the Global Traffic Manager menu in the NAVER Cloud Platform console. To access the Global Traffic Manager menu in the NAVER Cloud Platform console:

1. Access the NAVER Cloud Platform console.
2. Click **Region & Platform** at the upper right of the console interface.
3. Select the Region in use and the platform, and then click **[Apply]**.
4. At the upper left of the console interface, Click the icon**Menu**.
5. Click **Services** > **NAT Gateway** > **Global Traffic Manager** menu one by one in the order.
  - For how to use Global Traffic Manager, refer to how to use Global Traffic Manager.

### Next steps

Now that you've subscribed to Global Traffic Manager, head to the Using Global Traffic Manager guides to explore its features.

- Here are some suggested next steps:
  - To create Traffic Policy, see [Create Traffic Policy](/docs/en/gtm-policy#TrafficPolicy%EC%83%9D%EC%84%B1).
  - To review your understanding of the service, see [Global Traffic Manager glossary](/docs/en/gtm-glossary).
  - To understand the complete workflow, see [Global Traffic Manager quickstart](/docs/en/gtm-procedure).
  - To configure Global Traffic Manager permissions, see [Global Traffic Manager permissions management](/docs/en/gtm-subaccount).

## Cancel subscription

There is no separate way to cancel subscription in Global Traffic Manager. If you delete all Traffic Policies you have created, your subscription has been canceled. For how to delete Traffic Policy, see [Delete Traffic Policy](/docs/en/gtm-policy#TrafficPolicy%EC%82%AD%EC%A0%9C).

              Note

              

To delete all Traffic Policies, you must delete all Traffic Profiles first. For how to delete Traffic Profile, see [Delete Traffic Profile](/docs/en/gtm-profile#TrafficProfile%EC%82%AD%EC%A0%9C).