Virtual Private Gateway (New)

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Available in VPC

Virtual private gateway (VGW) is a point of contact located in a VPC connecting an on-premise network with a Cloud Connect or IPsec VPN.
Virtual private gateway group (VGW group) handles routing for secure communication in the Ncloud and on-premise sections, and it groups them to connect to the VGW.

The features of VGW and VGW group are as follows:

  • Inter-network communication is available via secure path, and hybrid cloud can be built.
  • Duplexing communication line is possible, which allows you to use 2 IPsec VPN tunnels or a combination of IPsec VPN and Cloud Connect tunnels.
  • 1 line can be shared with multiple VPCs. However, communication is unavailable if the CIDRs of each subnet and on-premise network that participate in the communication overlap.
  • Up to 3 VGW groups can be created per account, and up to 3 VGWs can be added per each VGW group, including VGWs from another account.

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Manage Virtual Private Gateway

Virtual Private Gateway interface

The basics of using Virtual Private Gateway are as follows.

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Component Description
① Menu name Show the current menu name and number of Virtual Private Gateways in operation.
② Basic features Create Virtual Private Gateway, refresh the Virtual Private Gateway interface.
③ Post-creation features Delete Virtual Private Gateway in operation.
④ Search bar Enter search keywords and click i-vpc_find to search for the item.
⑤Virtual Private Gateway list View Virtual Private Gateway list in operation and its information.

View Virtual Private Gateway list

You can see each virtual private gateway's information from the list of Virtual Private Gateways created and in operation. To check:

Note

You can see the list if you have 1 or more Virtual Private Gateways in operation. If you don't have any Virtual Private Gateways that have been created and are in operation, then the list is not displayed on the page.

  1. In the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to i_menu > Services > Networking > VPC.

  2. Click the Virtual Private Gateway (New) menu.

  3. When the Virtual Private Gateway list appears, view the summarized information or click a Virtual Private Gateway to see the details.

    • Virtual Private Gateway name: Name of Virtual Private Gateway.
    • Virtual Private Gateway ID: ID value of Virtual Private Gateway.
    • Created on: Date when the Virtual Private Gateway is created.
    • VPC name: Connected name of VPC.
    • Virtual Private Gateway Group name: Name of the Virtual Private Gateway Group connected.
    • Status: Condition of Virtual Private Gateway.
      • Configuring: Status in which the Virtual Private Gateway is being created with the information entered by the user.
      • Running: Status in which the Virtual Private Gateway created is connected to a Virtual Private Gateway Group and in use.
      • Not in use: Status in which there is no Virtual Private Gateway Group connection.
      • Shutting down: Status in which the Virtual Private Gateway created with the information entered by the user is being deleted.
    • Virtual Private Gateway Group owner account: Account that owns the Virtual Private Gateway Group connected.
    • [Associated Routes] tab: A list of route tables associated with the Virtual Private Gateway.
    • Memo: This is the memo related to the Virtual Private Gateway, and it can be edited by clicking [Edit].

Create Virtual Private Gateway

To create a Virtual Private Gateway:

  1. In the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to i_menu > Services > Networking > VPC.
  2. Click the Virtual Private Gateway (New) menu.
  3. Click [Create Virtual Private Gateway].
  4. When the Create Virtual Private Gateway popup appears, enter the name of the Virtual Private Gateway to create, and then select a VPC to apply.
    • A Virtual Private Gateway name should be 3 to 30 characters in English letters, numbers, and hyphens (-).
  5. Click [Create].
  6. Check the status of the Virtual Private Gateway created from the list of Virtual Private Gateways in the Virtual Private Gateway interface.
    • Configuring: Status in which the Virtual Private Gateway is being created with the information entered by the user.
    • Running: Status in which the Virtual Private Gateway created is connected to a Virtual Private Gateway Group and in use.
  7. Go to the Route Table menu, and set the network path for communication via the Virtual Private Gateway. For more information, see Route Table setting guide.

Request to add another account's Virtual Private Gateway Group

To share an IPsec VPN or Cloud Connect by adding another account's Virtual Private Gateway Group:

  1. In the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to i_menu > Services > Networking > VPC.
  2. Click the Virtual Private Gateway (New) menu.
  3. Click [Request to add Another Account's Virtual Private Gateway Group].
  4. Enter the following information and then click [Request to add].
    • Owner account: Account that owns the Virtual Private Gateway Group to connect (email address format).
    • Virtual Private Gateway Group ID: ID of the Virtual Private Gateway Group to connect.
    • Virtual Private Gateway Group name: Name of the Virtual Private Gateway Group to be connected.
Note

After the addition request, the owner account of the Virtual Private Gateway Group must accept the request for the registration to be completed.

Delete Virtual Private Gateway

You can delete a Virtual Private Gateway that has been created and is in operation. To delete:

Note

You can delete it when there's no Virtual Private Gateway Group connected.

  1. In the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to i_menu > Services > Networking > VPC.
  2. Click the Virtual Private Gateway (New) menu.
  3. Click the Virtual Private Gateway to delete, and then click [Delete Virtual Private Gateway].
  4. When the Delete Virtual Private Gateway popup appears, click [Delete].
  5. Check the status of the Virtual Private Gateway from the list of Virtual Private Gateways in the Virtual Private Gateway Group interface.
    • Shutting down: Status in which the Virtual Private Gateway is being deleted.

Manage Virtual Private Gateway Group

Virtual Private Gateway Group interface

The basics of using Virtual Private Gateway are as follows.

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Component Description
① Menu name Shows the current menu name and number of Virtual Private Gateway groups in operation.
② Basic features Create Virtual Private Gateway Group, refresh the Virtual Private Gateway group interface.
③ Post-creation features Edit Virtual Private Gateway Group in operation, delete Virtual Private Gateway in operation.
④ Virtual private gateway list View the list of Virtual Private Gateway Groups in operation and their information.

View Virtual Private Gateway Group list

You can see each Virtual Private Gateway Group's information from the list of Virtual Private Gateway Groups created and in operation. To check:

Note

You can see the list if you have 1 or more Virtual Private Gateway Groups in operation. If you don't have any Virtual Private Gateway Groups that have been created and are in operation, then the list is not displayed on the page.

  1. In the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to i_menu > Services > Networking > VPC.

  2. Click the Virtual Private Gateway (New) menu.

  3. Click the Virtual Private Gateway group menu.

  4. When the list of created Virtual Private Gateway Groups appears, view the summarized information or click a Virtual Private Gateway Group to see the details.

    • Virtual Private Gateway Group name: Name of Virtual Private Gateway Group.
    • Virtual Private Gateway ID: ID value of Virtual Private Gateway Group.
    • Status: Status of Virtual Private Gateway Group.
      • Configuring: Status in which the Virtual Private Gateway Group is being created with the information entered by the user.
      • Running: Status in which the Virtual Private Gateway Group is created with the information entered by the user and is in operation.
      • Returning: Status in which the Virtual Private Gateway Group created with the information entered by the user is being deleted.
    • Created on: The date when the Virtual Private Gateway Group is created.
    • Default Virtual Private Gateway: Name of Default Virtual Private Gateway.
    Note

    All Virtual Private Gateway Groups designate a default private gateway to set up routing.

    • Connected products: List of the IPsec VPNs or Cloud Connects connected.
    • [Associated Virtual Private Gateway (My Account)] tab: A list of connected Virtual Private Gateways created under your account.
    • [Associated Virtual Private Gateway (other accounts)] tab: A list of connected Virtual Private Gateways owned by other accounts.
    • Memo: This is the memo related to the Virtual Private Gateway, and it can be edited by clicking [Edit].

Create Virtual Private Gateway Group

To create a Virtual Private Gateway Group:

  1. In the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to i_menu > Services > Networking > VPC.
  2. Click the Virtual Private Gateway (New) menu.
  3. Click the Virtual private gateway group menu.
  4. Click [Create Virtual Private Gateway Group].
  5. When the Create Virtual Private Gateway popup appears, enter the name of the Virtual Private Gateway Group to create.
    • A Virtual Private Gateway name should be 3 to 30 characters in English letters, numbers, and hyphens (-).
  6. Select the Virtual Private Gateway to connect and whether it is to be default, and then click [Add].
    • A default Virtual Private Gateway must exist among the Virtual Private Gateways.
    • The designated Default Virtual Private Gateway cannot be changed.
  7. Click [Create] to create the Virtual Private Gateway Group.

Edit Virtual Private Gateway Group

To edit a Virtual Private Gateway Group's settings:

  1. In the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to i_menu > Services > Networking > VPC.
  2. Click the Virtual Private Gateway (New) menu.
  3. Click the Virtual Private Gateway group menu.
  4. Click [Create Virtual Private Gateway Group].
  5. Select the Virtual Private Gateway to add a connection, and then click [Add].
    • The designated Default Virtual Private Gateway cannot be changed.
  6. You can click [x] on the right side of the Virtual Private Gateway list to delete the Virtual Private Gateway.
  7. Click [Set] to reflect the changes you made to the Virtual Private Gateway Group.

Delete Virtual Private Gateway Group

You can delete a Virtual Private Gateway that has been created and is in operation. To delete:

Note

You can delete it when there's no related IPsec VPN or Cloud Connect.

  1. In the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to i_menu > Services > Networking > VPC.
  2. Click the Virtual Private Gateway (New) menu.
  3. Click the Virtual Private Gateway group menu.
  4. Click the Virtual Private Gateway Group to delete, and then click [Delete Virtual Private Gateway Group].
  5. When the Delete Virtual Private Gateway Group popup appears, click [Delete].
  6. Check the status of the Virtual Private Gateway from the list of Virtual Private Gateways in the Virtual Private Gateway Group interface.
    • Shutting down: Status in which the Virtual Private Gateway is being deleted.