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Network map

The Network map tab provides an intuitive logical schema of your entire project infrastructure, displaying the connections between the public internet, Cloud Gateway, private networks, and virtual machines.

Network map in the portal

What is displayed on the schema

  1. WAN Node (on the left) — shows the status of your public IPv4 address pool: the total number of addresses in the project, how many of them are currently in use, and how many remain free.
  2. Virtual Machines (cards) — display the machine name, its public and private IP addresses, current power status, vCPU/RAM configuration, and load graph. Clicking on a VM name allows you to quickly navigate to its detailed settings.
  3. Private Networks (circles with the name vnet and CIDR subnet) — visualize your internal VLANs. All machines connected to a local network are linked by lines to the corresponding subnet circle.
  4. Cloud Gateway — displayed at the intersection of the public internet and your private network. Clicking on the gateway name opens the settings for WireGuard, reverse proxy, or port forwarding.
  5. Power Management and Console — on the card of each running VM, there is a console icon (Open Console in New Window), and via the three-dots menu ⋯ you can quickly restart or stop the machine.

Watch out

  • This page is designed solely for visual monitoring and quick navigation. To change network or interface parameters, you must go to the appropriate sections (for example, VM → Resize or the settings of a specific private network).
  • Animated lines leading to virtual machines indicate that the server is currently running (status running). Cloud Gateway lines are always animated. This is a visual indicator of activity status and not a real-time network traffic graph.
  • Virtual machines that are not connected to any network are grouped and displayed separately on the right side of the screen.

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