• Administrator overview
• Managing users and permissions
  • User roles and access permissions
  • Creating users
  • Editing users
  • Unlocking a user account
  • Resending a user activation link
  • Deleting or deactivating users
  • Using groups
  • Managing departments
  • Managing passwords and password policies
  • Setting account-wide access policies
  • Changing a resource owner
  • Using Single Sign-On (SSO)
    • Using Single Sign-on (SSO) with Azure Active Directory (AAD)
    • Configuring an ADFS claim rule for SSO
• Managing account-wide settings
  • Adding container registries
• Managing public IP addresses
• Managing VPNs and Private Network Connections
  • Overview: VPNs and Private Network Connections
  • Creating a VPN
    • VPN configuration parameters
      • Example VPN config - AWS VPC
      • Example VPN config - Azure VPN
      • Example VPN config - Cisco ASA
      • Example VPN config - Cisco IOS
      • Example VPN config - Juniper SRX
      • Example VPN config - pfSense
    • Testing the VPN
      • Troubleshooting VPN test failures
  • Creating a Private Network Connection
  • Configuring access to a VPN or Private Network Connection
  • Connecting an environment network to a VPN or Private Network Connection
  • Editing a VPN
  • Editing a Private Network Connection
  • Disable a VPN
• Managing Metered RAM and storage usage
  • How usage is calculated
  • Viewing current usage and enabling pay-as-you-go capacity
  • Setting usage limits
  • Setting up notifications
• Reporting overview
  • Viewing and exporting user information
  • Viewing and exporting group information
  • Generating department reports
  • Generating audit reports
    • Configuring the webhook service for audit data
  • Viewing usage data
    • Using labels for in-depth reporting
    • Creating usage label categories
    • Configuring the webhook service for usage data
  • Enabling other users to generate reports
• Security best practices
• Other best practices
• Finding the source environment from a sharing portal URL
• Including your logo in the Skytap Cloud interface

Connecting an environment network to a VPN or Private Network Connection

To connect an environment network to a VPN or Private Network Connection

1. Navigate to the environment Network Settings page.

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   1. Click Environments > Environments to display a list of environments you own or that have been shared with you.

      

   2. Click the name of an environment to open the Environment Details page view.

   3. Click the Networking: Settings link in the environment overview.

      The Network Settings page displays.

      

2. (Optional) If the environment contains multiple subnets, and it will be connected to a route-based VPN (see topology in VPN configuration options), check the Prefer local subnet routing box to allow communication between the different subnets.

   

   All of the VMs in the environment must be shut down or suspended before you can change this setting.

3. In the network tile, click Attach to WANs.

   

4. The Attach to a WAN dialog displays. Click Attach next to an available VPN or Private Network Connection. This associates the network with the VPN or Private Network Connection.

   

   The network subnet must be included in the Skytap subnet range defined in the VPN settings or Private Network Connection settings. If you see the following message, edit the network subnet using the instructions in Editing an automatic network:

   Before you can attach the network to this WAN, you need to change the network’s subnet so it is contained within the WAN local subnet: <subnet>.

5. Click Connect to connect the attached network to the VPN or Private Network Connection. Traffic will flow between the networks.

   The WAN attachment and connection settings are saved when the environment is saved as a template. For more information, see Saving an environment as a template.

Additional information

For more information, see Creating and managing VPNs and Private Network Connections.