Virtual Networks

Virtual Networks management page. Virtual networks allow you to define how Virtual Machines (VMs) communicate with each other, the host system, and the external internet using software-defined networking (SDN).

Steps To Follow:

1. Click on Networking menu from the list. It will navigate you to the Networking page.

Column	Description
Name	The unique label for the virtual network (e.g., default).
Device	The backend virtual bridge device (e.g., virbr0) handling the traffic.
Connection	The system-level connection type.
Forwarding mode	Defines how traffic moves (e.g., NAT for internal-to-external translation).
State	Shows whether the network is Active or Inactive.

Delete Virtual Network

1. Click on (⋮) thare see an option Delete Click on it Removes the virtual network permanently from the system

Create Virtual Network

1. Click on Create Virtual Network button from the list. It will navigate you to the Create Virtual Network page.

2. Enter the required details in the Create Virtual Network form.

Name: A unique identifier for the network. Forwarding mode: * NAT (Network Address Translation): VMs share the host's IP address to access the internet but remain hidden from incoming external connections. Routed: Traffic is routed between the VMs and the physical network without address translation. Isolated: VMs can talk to each other and the host, but have no access to the external physical network. Device: Set to Automatic to let the system generate the virtual bridge device. IP Configuration: * IPv4 address: The gateway IP for the virtual network (e.g., 192.168.100.1). Mask or prefix length: Defines the size of the network (e.g., 24 for a standard 255-host subnet). Set DHCP range: If enabled, the system will automatically assign IP addresses to VMs from a specified pool.

3. Click on Create button from the list. It will create the virtual network.