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MacStadium IaaS environments run on a private network. All access, whether you’re connecting from your local machine, a cloud provider, or a CI/CD system, goes through one of the networking options below.

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VPN access

The most common way to connect to your MacStadium environment. MacStadium provisions a Cisco ASA or ASAv firewall with VPN access included. You connect using a VPN client (Cisco AnyConnect or compatible) with credentials provided at onboarding.

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Site-to-site VPN tunnels

For persistent, automated connectivity between your MacStadium environment and a public cloud, use a site-to-site IPsec VPN tunnel. MacStadium supports tunnels to AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform.

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My Cloud

Every MacStadium environment is assigned a private IP range. My Cloud is where you view your environment’s networking details: your firewall’s public IP and credentials, the IP Allocation table (gateway IPs and subnet structure), and Host Assignments. You’ll reference it when configuring VPN tunnels and firewall rules.

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Firewall configuration

MacStadium-provisioned Cisco firewalls are fully customer-configurable. You have root access to manage rules, users, and VPN settings directly.

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