Subnet
A subnet is a range of IP addresses in a cloud network. Addresses from this range will be assigned to one or multiple servers in the Metal Cloud. Only IPv4 is supported.
Create a subnet
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- Sign in to your FPT Cloud account, select a Tenant, a Region and a VPC. (If you have more than one of them.)
- Navigate to AI Infrastructure and Subnet for Metal Cloud in the sidebar, then click Create subnet
- Enter a Subnet name
- Enter a Network ACL name
- Enter the Network ACL description (Optional)
- Click Create Subnet
Delete a subnet
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- Navigate to AI Infrastructure and Subnet for Metal Cloud
- in the sidebar to view the Server list
- Choose a subnet and click Actions
- Click Delete
- Confirm the deletion by typing DELETE text
Update a subnet name
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- Choose a subnet and click Actions
- Click Rename
- Enter the new subnet name that complies with the rule: Name limits up to 32 characters, and only letters, numbers, and dashes are allowed
- Click Rename subnet
Update a subnet description
- Choose a subnet and click Actions
- Click Update description
- Enter the new description. The length must be less than or equal to 63 characters long
- Click Save
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