NaaS Manager support
Lumen® NaaS Manager (available within Control Center) is an intuitive, streamlined digital experience that enables you to build the network you need. Use NaaS Manager to manage network‑as‑a‑service (NaaS) products such as Lumen® NaaS Port, Lumen® Internet On‑Demand, Lumen® IP VPN On‑Demand, and Lumen® Ethernet On‑Demand.
To get started with NaaS Manager, sign up for an account.
After signing in, you can give others in your organization access to NaaS Manager using Control Center user permissions. If you need help adding permissions, watch the video to the right for step-by-step instructions.
Managing connections
- Viewing Internet On‑Demand service details
- Updating Internet On‑Demand bandwidth
- Updating Internet On‑Demand service nickname
- Adding DDoS Essentials to Internet On-Demand
- Adding Lumen Defender to Internet On-Demand
- Creating a repair ticket for Internet On‑Demand
- Removing DDoS Essentials from Internet On-Demand
- Removing Lumen Defender from Internet On-Demand
- Disconnecting Internet On‑Demand service
- Configuration guidelines for On-Demand services
Adding connections
- Adding an IP VPN On‑Demand connection to AWS
- Adding an IP VPN On‑Demand connection to Azure
- Adding an IP VPN On‑Demand connection to Azure Gov
- Adding an IP VPN On‑Demand connection to Google
- Adding an IP VPN On‑Demand connection to Oracle
- Adding an IP VPN On‑Demand connection to Oracle Gov
- Adding an IP VPN On-Demand connection to a Lumen Hosted Gateway
Managing connections
Adding connections
Connections to your locations
- Adding a connection between two of your locations
- Adding a connection from your location to AWS Hosted Connections
- Adding a connection from your location to Microsoft Azure
- Adding a connection from your location to Microsoft Azure Gov
- Adding a connection from your location to Equinix Fabric
- Adding a connection from your location to Google
- Adding a connection from your location to Oracle
- Adding a connection from your location to Oracle Gov
Connections to AWS
- Adding a connection from your location to AWS Hosted Connections
- Adding a connection between AWS Hosted Connections and Equinix Fabric
- Adding a connection between AWS Hosted Connections and Google
- Adding a connection between AWS Hosted Connections and Oracle
- Adding a connection between two AWS Hosted Connections
Connections to Azure
- Adding a connection from your location to Microsoft Azure
- Adding a connection from your location to Microsoft Azure Gov
- Adding a connection between Microsoft Azure and Microsoft Azure Gov
- Adding a connection between two Microsoft Azure locations
- Adding a connection between two Microsoft Azure Gov locations
For connections to Microsoft Azure, your equipment must support 802.1ad (Q‑in‑Q). Before creating a connection, we recommend configuring your router for Q‑in‑Q.
Connections to Equinix Fabric
- Adding a connection from your location to Equinix Fabric
- Adding a connection between Equinix Fabric and AWS Hosted Connections
- Adding a connection between Equinix Fabric and Google
- Adding a connection between Equinix Fabric and Oracle
Use Equinix Fabric to connect to cloud service providers such as Alibaba, Salesforce, Webex, Five9, IBM Cloud 2.0, and more.
Connections to Oracle
- Adding a connection from your location to Oracle
- Adding a connection from your location to Oracle Gov
- Adding a connection between Oracle and AWS Hosted Connections
- Adding a connection between Oracle and Equinix Fabric
- Adding a connection between Oracle and Google
- Adding a connection between two Oracle locations
- Adding a connection between two Oracle Gov locations
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