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Configuring a Subnet as a Service

Before configuring a Subnet as a Service, VPN Topology should be changed to custom. Read how.

Navigate to Network

See, Installing Network Connector - Linux

Expand Network

See, Installing Network Connector - Linux

Add Service

Save Service

As ‘Any’ has been chosen for the Service, all protocols and ports for IP as well as ICMP are accessible. This means that the entire subnet is accessible at the IP-layer.

Saved Service

Further Reading

OpenVPN 3 Client for Linux

User Guide – OpenVPN as a system service on Windows

User Guide – Securing IoT Communications

User Guide – Using VPN for role-based access control to SaaS applications