Security Groups
Stateful virtual firewalls for your instance ports.
Learn moreBuild isolated networks with subnets and routers, see your topology live, and find out why a server can or cannot reach the internet.
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Networks belong to your project. Servers attach to subnets you define.
A live topology shows how networks, routers, and servers connect, with public and private paths drawn differently.
The internet access check walks the path from a server to the internet and tells you which step fails and how to fix it.
Six steps, each passed or failed with a reason: network interface, subnet gateway, router, external gateway, public address, and outbound security rules.
Create a network and its first subnet in one request; add more subnets later.
Connect subnets and reach external networks through a gateway with SNAT.
Add static routes to a router for networks behind a next hop.
Reserve a fixed IP on a network and attach it to an instance later.
Anti-spoofing and security-group filtering per port, with allowed address pairs.
See what is reachable from the internet and what is private.
| Network | Isolated layer-2 network per project |
|---|---|
| Subnets | CIDR, gateway, and host routes |
| Routers | External gateway, SNAT, static routes |
| Ports | Fixed IPs, port security, allowed address pairs, admin state |
| Diagnostics | Six-step internet access check |
| Visibility | Live topology, public and private paths |
| Region | Istanbul 1 |
The network interface, subnet gateway, router, external gateway, public address, and outbound security rules. It does not check port security, static routes, or external firewalls.
Yes, if its router has SNAT enabled: outbound traffic uses the router’s SNAT address.

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