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Instances in OpenStack make use of user-defined internal networks, through which they can communicate. To access your instances from an external network, you need to connect the internal and the external network via a virtual router and allocate a public \(floating\) IP address to your virtual machine.
By logging in, you are automatically provided with a default internal network **"internal-net"** and a default virtual router that connects to the public network **"public-float-21"** with a subnet of **192.168.0.0/24.** In order to make your instance publicly accessible, you only need to assign a public IP to it.
TODO> By logging in, you are automatically provided with a default internal network **"internal-net"** and a default virtual router that connects to the public network **"public-float-21"** with a subnet of **192.168.0.0/24.** In order to make your instance publicly accessible, you only need to assign a public IP to it.
## 1. Internal network creation
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## 4. Router settings
1. You can connetct the previously created internal network to the external net by creating a virtual router. To do so, navigate to **Project** > **Network** > **Routers** and hit **"Create router"**.
2. Here you can give your router a name and choose the "public-float-21" network and add it.
1. You can connect the previously created internal network to the external net by creating a virtual router. To do so, navigate to **Project** > **Network** > **Routers** and hit **"Create router"**.
2. TODO> Here you can give your router a name and choose the "public-float-21" network and add it.
3. Click on your router and a settings window will expand. Hit **"Add Interface"**.
4. After expanding the router interface settings window, hit **"Add Interface"**.
5. Select the network you want to connect to the public network.
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Cloud infrastructure provides an environment for running your own virtual servers or whole virtual environments as a service. This infrastructure is available to anyone wishing to run an arbitrary \*service*\, containerized application environments, virtualized client operation systems or running complex computing infrastructure. The service runs on OpenStack (version Rocky).
## Credits
The service is owned and operated by a joint venture of the Institute of Computer Science of Masaryk University and Cesnet, the national e-infrastructure operator.
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## How to use this guide
This guide aims to provide basic walkthrough to how to set up your virtual environment. Several topics are covered. If you are a complete beginner we recommend starting with the Quickstart which will walk you through all the necessary activities step by step. Use the left sidebar for navigation throughout the documentation. You can also download individual pages to PDF for print or later use.
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## Terms and Conditions
The service is provided for free to Masaryk University employees and workgroups. The service includes creation of a virtual server on the OpenStack platform. The service does NOT include installation and management of an operation system or server applications. You may contact the service desk which will help you find a qualified administrator for your endeavour, if your skills are limited.
## Credits
The service is owned and operated by a joint venture of the Institute of Computer Science of Masaryk University and Cesnet, the national e-infrastructure operator.
![](/logos.png)
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