Working with Dedicated Server Networking

Dedicated Server Networks

Networks a dedicated server can be connected to, how connections to private and public networks are organized, and how to configure a network interface on a server

Public networks and subnets

Which public IP addresses are used for dedicated servers, how to connect additional public IP addresses

Private networks and subnets

How private subnets of a dedicated server work, how to manage private IP addresses in the control panel

Traffic consumption model

What traffic consumption models are available, how to change the consumption model, how to view network statistics

Network limits

Network limits per dedicated server port for MAC addresses and broadcast traffic

Configure a network interface on a server

How to configure network interfaces on a server to connect to a private or public network

Q-in-Q

How Q-in-Q works and how to configure it

Create a network between pools and to other products

How to organize a network between dedicated servers in different pools or to other Selectel products

Configure DNS in the private network

How to configure DNS in the private network of a dedicated server

Example of configuring Internet access for a dedicated server via a cloud router

How to configure Internet access for a dedicated server via a cloud router using a Selectel global router

Static routes

How to specify static routes on a server, examples of configuring connectivity between a dedicated server and a cloud server, routing internet traffic through a firewall, and connectivity with external infrastructure

Enable VRRP gateway redundancy

How VRRP works and how to enable redundancy

MC-LAG redundant connection

How it works, connection speed, configuration

DDoS protection

How dedicated servers are protected from DDoS by default, other available protection types