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The Cloud Firewall provides a visual view to help you quickly map out the access relationships between assets in VPCs.
Notes:
No network topology diagram under the custom routing solution.
1. Log in to the CFW console, in the left sidebar, select firewall toggle > Inter-VPC toggle.
2. On the inter-VPC switch page, click Network Topology to view detailed information about the connected VPC network instances.
3. On the network topology page, hover the mouse over a specific VPC instance to view its detailed information.
4. Click an instance to view its connection with other VPC instances and the firewall switch status. If the firewall switch icon is dark blue, it means the switch is on; if it is gray, it means the switch is off.
5. On the network topology page, click Synchronize Assets to synchronize asset information timely; hover the mouse over the engine update to view version information.
6. On the network topology page, click
or
in the upper right corner to view operation guide or refresh network topology.
Use VPC view to map out the access relationships between VPCs.
Cloud Firewall provides a visual view to help you quickly sort out the access relationships between VPCs. In the VPC visualization view, each node represents a VPC instance, with the inter-VPC firewall acting as a centralized device. Each switch controls different routes. Once the switch is turned on, the traffic between VPCs will be directed to the firewall for filtering and protection.
1. Log in to the CFW console, in the left navigation bar, select firewall switch > Inter-VPC toggle.
2. On the inter-VPC switch page, click Network Topology to view detailed information about the connected VPC network instances.
3. Hover the mouse over a VPC node to view brief information about the VPC. All VPCs connected to it will also light up. Click the blue font of the Virtual Private Cloud ID to enter the VPC details page to view detailed information about the VPC.
4. You can click a certain VPC node, the page enters the focus view, displaying a topology centered on the focused VPC.
5. Interconnected VPCs are connected via lines. You can view or operate the firewall switch during the connection, or click the
of the firewall to directly enter the access control rule configuration page.
Note
In the single-point interconnection mode, each pair of mutually accessible VPCs will only display one switch in the diagram.
In the multi-point interconnection mode, each VPC will display a switch.
In the full interconnection mode, the inter-VPC firewall will only have one switch.