Networking and SDN

Deliver tenant networking with central control: design, set up and manage private cloud networks without configuring every virtual switch by hand.

How it works

Two tenants, A and B, each with two networks of its own, using VLAN, VXLAN or SDN, behind its own virtual router. Both virtual routers connect to the outside world, and the tenants’ networks stay separate.

See it in action

The networks page, with the console menu beside it: a management VLAN and several VNets, each with its subnet, last update and tags.

Key benefits

  • Tenant networks delivered faster with standard workflows

  • Consistent bridge and network settings across hosts

  • Fewer repetitive switch and host changes

  • Fewer outages from mismatched host networking

  • Growth without extra network admin for each addition

Feature breakdown

  1. Tenant network segmentation

    Keep customer, business unit or service traffic separate, with network settings that follow ownership and policy. That consistency prevents accidental cross-tenant access as you grow.

  2. VLAN, VXLAN and SDN abstraction

    Policy-based network setups and standard provisioning patterns, with control over VLAN, VXLAN and SDN behaviour still in your hands. Changes become repeatable, not custom jobs done switch by switch.

  3. Host NIC discovery and role assignment

    VMease discovers host NICs and assigns their roles in a structured way, even on varied hardware. Deployments are predictable, with fewer surprises during onboarding or growth.

  4. Bridge consistency

    Orchestration and consistency controls keep bridge settings aligned with platform standards across nodes. Less drift from manual edits and quick fixes means less troubleshooting in production.

What it means in practice

Deliver tenant-isolated network services at scale with consistent governance across shared infrastructure.

Software networking without the complexity