Click the +
button on the upright corner to create a security group.
Name and tag the security group you will create, and you can remark it in the Description
textarea. Click Confirm
button to complete.
Now you have a security group. You can configure, edit and delete it.
Click Configure
and you can add rule for the security group, as shown below:
Click Add Rule
to add rule for your security group, as shown below:
In the “Add Inboud” window that pops out, click +Add
, as shown below:
Set the rules you need and then click Confirm
to finish, as shown below:
Now you have added inbound rules, then you can modify it or delete it as you want. Click the Modify
bottom if you need, as shown below:
In the “Modify Rule” window that pops out, set the rules you need, then click “Confirm
“ to finish modifying, as shown below:
Click Edit
, as shown below:
In the “Edit Security Group” window that pops out, change the name, tag and description of the security group as you need. Then click Confirm
to finish, as shown below:
Note: Please remove the related instance(s) before deleting security group.
Click Delete
, as shown below:
In the “Delete Security Group” window that pops out, confirm the seleted instance needed to delete and click Delete
to finish, as shown below:
Security groups are used to set network access control for single or multiple cloud server instances, and are important means of network security isolation. You can associate an ECC instance with one or more security groups based on your business needs. The following will guide you on how to associate an ECC instance with a security group on the console.
Click Configure
and you can manage instances, as shown below:
Click Manage Instances
and then click Add Instances
, as shown below:
Choose one or more instances that you need to add to the security group and then click Add to Security Group
, as shown below:
In the “Add to Security Group” window that pops out, select the security group that you have built, then click Add
to finish, as shown below: