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Adding a Local Network

Updated on July 31, 2025

You can link your LAN (Local Area Network) to VeilNet via a Conflux Portal, allowing secure access for you and your team.

🧭 Step-by-Step Guide #

1. Log In #

Go to https://console.veilnet.org and sign in with your VeilNet account.

2. Access the Conflux Panel #

Navigate to the Conflux tab on the left menu.

3. Locate Your Conflux #

In the expandable list, find the Conflux Portal you want to configure.

4. Confirm Portal Status #

Ensure your Conflux is:

  • Online

  • Running in Portal Mode

If both are true, a Local Network button will appear next to it.

5. Open the Local Network Dialog #

Click the Local Network button to open the configuration dialog.

6. Add Your Subnet #

In the dialog:

  • Enter the Subnet (e.g., 192.168.1.0/24)

  • (Optional) Add a tag for clarity

  • Click Add

7. Done! #

That’s it — your subnet is now linked to the Conflux Portal and available through the VeilNet plane.

🔐 Important Notes #

👥 Access Control #

  • All team members will also have access to the subnet by default.

  • To restrict access, deploy the Conflux Portal in a private plane that is not shared with your team.

🧭 Multiple Portals with Same Subnet #

  • You can link multiple Conflux Portals to the same subnet.

  • However, VeilNet has no visibility into whether those portals are on the same physical LAN.

📍 Example:

  • If Office A has subnet 10.0.0.0/24, deploying multiple Portals at Office A and linking them to 10.0.0.0/24 is recommended.

  • If Office A and Office B both use 10.0.0.0/24, and both have a Portal linked to that subnet, users may randomly reach either one — be cautious.

🔒 Public Planes Are Still Safe #

Even if your Portal is in a Public Plane, only you and your team members can access the linked local network. No one else can see or reach it.

🆘 Support #

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