In the Virtual Cloud Network tab click on the “Create Virtual Cloud Network” button:
In the Virtual Cloud Networks tab click on the “Create Virtual Cloud Network” button:
You will then be presented with the screen to create the Virtual Cloud Network, where it is necessary to specify all the information for the VNC configuration:
In the Virtual Cloud Network tab choose the option “Create Virtual Cloud Network plus related resources” to create the VNC only with public subnets:
Click the “Create Virtual Cloud Network” button and a screen with the confirmation of the creation will be displayed:
Thus it will be possible to verify the VCN created:
Click the name of the VCN, in this case we will use this article as an example “VirtualCloud”.
Then click on “Security Lists” in the menu:
Click "Default Security Lists for VirtualCloud"
On the next screen click on “Edit All Rules”:
Later, under the "Ingress Rule 3" tab, click the "Another Ingress Rule:
In the next Ingress Rule add the following data:
Source CIDR: 0.0.0.0/0
Destination Port Range: 3055 (only one example of free port)
After entering the information click on "Save Security List Rules"
After this step we have finished the configuration of the VCN:
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