Peer Host

Available in Classic

A Peer Host is an alias for an external host with a public IP address that you want to access through a NAT Gateway. This section explains how to create and delete a Peer Host used to configure the server that accesses an external host through a NAT Gateway and the target host IP (Peer IP).

Peer Host Interface

To access Peer Host, in the Classic environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to > Services > Networking > NAT Gateway > Peer Host. The Peer Host interface is laid out as follows:

View Peer Host list

You can view the Peer Host list and detailed information for each Peer Host. To check:

1. In the Classic environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to > Services > Networking > NAT Gateway.
2. Click Peer Host.
3. In the Peer Host list, view summary information or click a Peer Host to view detailed information.
   
   • NAT Gateway name (Instance ID):: Name of the NAT Gateway to which the Peer Host belongs
   • Peer Host name: Name of the created Peer Host
   • Status: Peer Host status
     • Updating: State in which the system is creating or updating the Peer Host
     • Running: State in which the Peer Host is operating normally
     • Deleting: State in which the system is deleting the Peer Host
   • Peer IP: Public IP address of the external server accessed through the NAT Gateway
   • Private IP toward peer: Private IP address mapped to the public IP of the external server, which you use to access the external server
   • Number of servers: Number of servers associated with the Peer Host
   • Memo: Description of the Peer Host entered during creation. You cannot edit it after creating the Peer Host
   • Created on: Date when the Peer Host was created
   • Applied server: Name of the server applied to the Peer Host

Create Peer Host

You can create a new Peer Host. To create:

1. In the Classic environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to > Services > Networking > NAT Gateway.
2. Click Peer Host.
3. Click [Create Peer Host].
4. Enter the creation details for the Peer Host.
   • NAT Gateway name: Select a NAT Gateway created in the NAT Gateway menu (see Create NAT Gateway).
   • Peer Host name: Name of Peer Host name to create.
   • Peer IP address: Enter the public IP address of the target external server.
   • Register servers to connect: Select internal servers that will connect to the external server.
     • You can search for internal servers by entering the server name in the search box in the list.
     • You can filter the list by selecting a zone from the Zone drop-down list.
     • To register a server, select the server from the Full Server list and click .
     • To exclude an applied server, select the server from the applied server list and click .
5. Click [Create].

Change Applied Servers

You can add servers to a created Peer Host or exclude applied servers. To change:

1. In the Classic environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to > Services > Networking > NAT Gateway.
2. Click Peer Host.
3. Select the Load Balancer to change the listener setting and click [Change applied servers].
4. Add servers to or exclude servers from the Peer Host.
   • You can search for internal servers by entering the server name in the search box in the list.
   • You can filter the list by selecting a zone from the Zone drop-down list.
   • To register a server, select the server from the Full Server list and click .
   • To exclude an applied server, select the server from the applied server list and click .
5. Click [OK].

Delete Peer Host

You can delete the created Peer Host. To delete:

1. In the Classic environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to > Services > Networking > NAT Gateway.
2. Click Peer Host.
3. Select the Peer Host to delete, then click [Delete Peer Host].
4. When the Peer Host Map delete popup appears, click [Delete].
5. When the Peer Host popup appears, click [OK].