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Editing an Azure subnet

Use the Edge Services portal to edit a subnet created for an Azure network. Subnets are part of Azure networks created for your organization. You can edit details such as the functionality options and group access to the subnet. You can also view details, and when you no longer need a subnet, you can delete it.

To edit an Azure subnet:

  1. Click Infrastructure, then click Network.

    The Edge Services portal shows the networks created for your organization.
Edge Service Manager network view
  1. Click the icon on the Azure subnet.  
      
    The Edit Subnet window appears.
Edit Subnet window
  1. In the Edit Subnet window, edit the following fields: 
Field Description
TYPE This field shows the subnet type. You cannot edit this field.
SUBNET NAME This field shows the name of the subnet. You cannot edit this field.
SUBNET CIDR This field shows the subnet Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) number. You cannot edit this field.

ACTIVE

 Select this option to activate the Azure subnet.

DHCP SERVER

 Select this option if the subnet has a dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) server assigning IP addresses to hosts.

ALLOW IP OVERRIDE

 Select this option if the Azure subnet has the same IP address space within its parent network.

NETWORK POOL

 Type the name of the network pool to assign to the subnet. A network pool contains static IP addresses for the subnet to use if you are not using a DHCP. The autocomplete fields enable you to choose a network pool as you type.
  1. In the Group Access section, edit the following fields:
Field Description

all

 Select this option to grant all groups access to this subnet.

Group name

Select one of the following options for each of the groups:

  • Access—Grant the group access to the Azure subnet.
  • Default—Assign the subnet as the default subnet for the group.
  1. Click SAVE CHANGES.  
      
    The Edge Services portal edits the Azure subnet.