What's New

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Optimized documentation for network ACLs

This section describes the network ACL architecture, working principles, how traffic matches network ACL rules, and network ACL configuration examples.

Commercial use

Network ACL Overview

Network ACL Configuration Examples

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Optimized quick start

Commercial use

Setting Up an IPv4 Network in a VPC

Quickly Setting Up an IPv4/IPv6 Dual-Stack Network in a VPC

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Optimized user guide

Commercial use

VPC and Subnet Planning Suggestions

Querying Security Group Rule Changes

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More user-friendly security group documentation

• Added sequence on how traffic matches security group and network ACL rules.
• Added the security group architecture, sequence on how traffic matches security group rules, and security group application examples.
• Added the content on how to use IP address groups to simplify security group rule management.

Commercial use

What Is Access Control?

Security Groups and Security Group Rules

Security Group Configuration Examples

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Associating a subnet with a network ACL on the Subnets page

Commercial use

Associating a Subnet with a Network ACL

Disassociating a Subnet from a Network ACL

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More operations on an IP address group

Commercial use

Creating an IP Address Group

Adding IP Addresses to an IP Address Group

Exporting IP Address Group Details

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Optimized the function of adding routes for a VPC peering connection.

If you want to add routes for a VPC peering connection, you do not need to switch to the VPC route table. You can directly add, view, or delete routes on the VPC peering connection details page.

Commercial use

Using a VPC Peering Connection to Connect Two VPCs in the Same Account

Using a VPC Peering Connection Connect Two VPCs in Different Accounts

Viewing Routes Configured for a VPC Peering Connection

Deleting Routes Configured for a VPC Peering Connection

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Added the Allow Common Ports function.

Commercial use

Allowing Common Ports with a Few Clicks

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Optimized resource deletion function.

• Deleting an IP address group can also delete the network resources associated with the IP address group.
• Optimized the message displayed in the dialog boxes for deleting elastic network interfaces and supplementary network interfaces.

Commercial use

Deleting an IP Address Group

Deleting a Network Interface

Deleting a Supplementary Network Interface

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Elastic network interfaces

An elastic network interface is a virtual network card. You can create network interfaces and attach them to your cloud instances (ECSs and BMSs) to obtain flexible and highly available network configurations.

Commercial use

Network Interface Overview

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VPC

A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a private and isolated virtual network created on Huawei Cloud. The VPC gives you complete control over your virtual network, allowing you to select your own IP address range, create subnets, configure security groups, and even assign EIPs and allocate bandwidth in your network, enabling secure and easy access to your business system.

Application scenarios:

• Universal web applications
• Security-demanding services
• Extending your corporate network into the cloud

Commercial use

What Is Virtual Private Cloud?