Adding a Host
A Host is an application server(s) that offers private services that are accessible by the WPC. The Host is reachable by the tunnel IP address(es) assigned to it on connection. If a domain name is provided to it, it is accessible via that domain name as well. In order to define granular services for access control to the Host, Applications and IP services must be configured. or an Application that needs to be accessible using IP address, an IP Service needs to be configured. When an IP Service is configured, a Route also needs to be defined.
The Add Host configuration starts with an intention-based configuration wizard that can be skipped to continue with the form-based Host configuration.
It is recommended that you use the wizard for the following reasons:
Configuration steps are tailored based on your intention(s) behind connecting your network to CloudConnexa so that no needed configuration is missed
Collection of information and sequencing of actions is done in a logical progression making it easier to understand and get your network connected
Connector installation and testing is integrated as one of the steps
Additional steps outside of network configuration are also included to ensure proper setup
Add A Host Using Wizard
To Configure a Host using the setup Wizard, follow the procedures below:
Define Host Details

Sign in to the CloudConnexa administration portal at
https://cloud.openvpn.com
.Navigate to Hosts.
Click Add Host. You may click Skip Wizard and Add a Host using Form-based Configuration.
Enter a Host Name.
(Optional) Enter the Host Domain Name (ex: myhost.example.com).
Note
To add an Application as a route to a Host, you must add a domain name here.
(Optional) Enter a Description.
Add Connector

A Connector is an unattended device that provides constant connectivity to CloudConnexa. You can create multiple network Connectors for high availability and load balancing. It is recommended to choose the closest region to the location, where your Connector will be deployed.
Enter a Name to identify the Connector.
Select the Region. Note, the default Region is selected. At this point, you have defined your Host and its Connector. You may click Finish to exit the setup Wizard, and deploy the Connector at a later time, or proceed to Deploy Host Connector.
(Optional) Enter a Description.
Click Add Connector to add additional Connectors
Click Next.
Deploy Host Connector

To deploy the Connector onto your Host, follow the procedure below:
Select the Connector Type.
Choose where you would like to deploy your Connector
Follow the setup Wizard to deploy your Connector
Click Next.
Important
To establish connectivity with your Host, you will need to configure at least one Application or IP Service.
To add a route to either an Application or IP Service, follow the procedures below:
(Optional) Add a Host Application

If you choose to add an IP Service instead, click Next.

An Application can be configured to be accessible by a Host (for public domains accessible by the Host, or private domains hosted on the Host). An Application can be configured only if the Host has been given a domain name. To configure an Application using the setup wizard, follow the procedure below:
Note
You may also specify subdomains.
Enter an Application Name.
Enter a Domain (ex:
myNetwork.example.com
) Note: You may also specify subdomains here.Select an Application Type (Protocols and/or Ports):
All
Custom
Click Save
(Optional) enter a Description.
Click Add.
To add additional Applications, click the Add Application button
Click Next.
An IP Service can be configured to be accessible by a Host. To connect an IP Service using the setup wizard, follow the procedure below:
(Optional) Add a Host IP Service

Enter a Name to identify the IP Service.
Select the Service Type (Protocols and/or Ports):
All
Custom
Click Save
(Optional) enter a Description.
Click Add.
To add additional IP Services, click the Add IP Service button
Click Next.
Configure an Access Group

Access Groups are used to define access control policies between Sources (i.e. Who?) User Groups, Hosts, Networks, and Destinations (i.e. What?) Applications / IP Services, User Groups, Host, and Networks.
You can create a new Access Group or update existing Access Group to define access to newly created Host and/or Applications/IP Services. After configuring an Access Group(s) click Finish. You will be redirected to the created Host.
By default, an Access Group WPC topology is set to Full-Mesh, which means that all connected devices can freely access each other. You can edit or delete the default group only when more than one group exists. To configure granular access controls, change your WPC topology to Custom.
Create a new Access Group
Click Create Access Group.
Enter an Access Group Name.
Enter an Access Group Name.
(Optional) Enter a Description.
Select a Destination (What gets accessed).
Click Create.
After configuring an Access Group(s) click Finish. You will be redirected to the newly created Host Overview screen.
Add A Host Using Form-based Configuration

To add a Host from the form-based Host configuration, follow the procedures below:
Sign in to the CloudConnexa administration portal at
https://cloud.openvpn.com
.Click Add Host.
Click Skip Wizard.
Enter a Host Name.
Enter the Host Domain Name (ex:
myhost.example.com
).To add an Application as a route to a Host, you must add a domain name here
(Optional) Enter a Description.
Add Connector

Enter a Name to identify the Connector.
Select a Region closest to your Host.
Note
The default Region is already selected.
(Optional) Enter a Description.
You may add additional Connectors by clicking Add Connector.
Note
You must configure either an Application and/or an IP Service.
(Optional) Add a Host Application

To add an Application, follow these procedures:
Click the Applications tab.
Click Add Application.
Note
To add additional Applications, click Add Application
(Optional) Enter the Application Domain (ex:
myhost.example.com
).Note
This Domain will append the selected Host domain name (ex:
domain.myhost.example.com
)Select a Service Type (Protocol and/or Port):
All
Custom
Click Save
(Optional) Add a Host Application

To add an Application, follow these procedures:
Click the Applications tab.
Click Add Application.
Note
To add additional Applications, click Add Application
(Optional) Enter the Application Domain (ex:
myhost.example.com
).Note
This Domain will append the selected Host domain name (ex:
domain.myhost.example.com
)Select a Service Type (Protocol and/or Port):
All
Custom
Click Save
(Optional) Add a Host IP Service

Click the IP Services tab.
Click Add IP Service.
Enter a Name to identify the IP Service.
Select a Service Type:
All
Custom
Click Save
(Optional) enter a Description.
Click Add.
Configure Access Groups
To learn more abut access control policies for the newly created Host, see CloudConnexa Access Group.
Update a Host

You may update or delete a Host, its Applications, IP Services, and Connectors. To do so, follow the procedures below:
Navigate to Hosts.
Click the edit icon (pencil) of the Host to be updated.
Click Update when complete.
Delete a Host

Navigate to Hosts.
Select the checkbox of the Host to be deleted.
Click the delete icon (trash can).
Click Remove.
Update an Application

Navigate to Hosts > Applications.
Click the edit icon (pencil) of the Application to be updated.
Click Update when complete.
Delete an Application

Navigate to Hosts > Applications.
Click the delete icon (trash can) of the Application to be removed.
Click Remove.
Update IP Services

Navigate to Hosts > IP Services.
Click the edit icon (pencil) next to the IP Service to be updated.
Click Update when complete.
Delete an IP Service

Navigate to Hosts > IP Services.
Click the edit icon (pencil) of the IP Service to be deleted.
Click Remove.
Update Connector

Navigate to Hosts > Connectors.
Click the edit icon (pencil) next to the Connector to be updated.
Click Update when complete.
Delete Connector

Navigate to Host > Connectors.
Click the kebab menu (three dots) of the Connector to be deleted.
Click Delete.