Manage VNETs and NFV instances

Complete these steps to manage or modify a VNET.

1. In the left navigation menu under Networking, click Networks.
2. On the Networks page, do one of the following:
   1. In the list of networks, click the actions menu (...) for the VNET you want to modify.
      Figure 1. Networks page - VNET Actions
      
      
   2. In the Name column of the Networks page, click the VNET you want to manage, which opens the details page for that network, and then click Actions.
      Figure 2. VNET Actions menu
      
      

Refer to the following topics for instructions on managing VNETs and NFVs.

• Edit VNET name
  You can change the name of a VNET.
• Edit VNET properties
  Follow these steps to modify VNET Properties
• Static DHCP bindings for a VNET
  This section covers the steps required to view, add, modify, or remove static DHCP bindings for a specific VNET.
• Edit the DHCP lease for a VNET
  After adding, changing, or removing a static binding from an instance that already has a DHCP IP, the DHCP server and client will still have the old lease cached, so additional steps are required.
• Edit firewall settings for a VNET
  Follow these steps to edit firewall settings for a VNET
• Delete a VNET
  Follow these steps to delete a VNET
• Assign a virtual datacenter to a VNET
  Follow these steps to assign a virtual datacenter to a VNET.
• Unassign a virtual datacenter from a VNET
  Follow these steps to unassign a virtual datacenter from a VNET.
• Move a VNET to another stack
  Infrastructure admin users can move a VNET from one stack to another. After removing the NFV instance from a stack, users can then deploy the NFV instance to a new stack.
• Use VNETs in multi-locale organizations
  The following example demonstrates the use of virtual networks (VNETs) in an organization with multiple locations.
• Manage NFV instances
  From the VNET actions menu you can manage the NFV instance associated with the VNET.