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Network map

Logical topology view of the project: VMs, public IPv4 addresses, private networks, and Cloud Gateway.

Network map in the portal

Before you begin

  • Access to the project in the Public Cloud portal.

Steps

  1. Open Network → Map.
  2. On the left, check the WAN node — public IPv4 counts in the project (total, used, free).
  3. On VM cards, see public and private addresses, status, and vCPU/RAM with current usage. Click the VM name to open its summary.
  4. Private networks appear as circles with vnet and CIDR; VMs on LAN are linked to the network.
  5. Cloud Gateway connects WAN to a private network — click the gateway name to open that private network’s settings.
  6. On a VM card, use the console icon (Open Console in New Window) for a running VM, or the ⋯ menu for power actions.

Watch out

  • This is a topology view, not network editing — change addresses and interfaces in VM → Resize, Network → IP Addresses, or the private network settings.
  • Animated lines to a VM mean it is running; Cloud Gateway lines are always animated — this is not live traffic measurement.
  • VMs without an assigned IP appear separately on the right side of the map.

Next steps