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Cisco Multicloud Defense User Guide

Create a Service VPC with a Virtual WAN Attachment

Updated: July 8, 2026

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Create a Cisco Multicloud Defense service VNet and attach it to an Azure Virtual WAN vHub with the required route tables.

You can create a Service VPC with VWAN attachment using the Easy Setup wizard when you secure your account. For details, see Centralized Model: Add a VPC or VNet.

Use the following procedure to create a Service VPC and attach a VWAN.

Procedure

1.

From the Multicloud Defense Controller, navigate to Infrastructure > Gateways > VPCs/VNets.
2.

Click Create Service VPC/VNet to create a Service VPC.
3.

Enter a Name.
4.

From the Region drop-down list, choose a region.
5.

From the CSP Account drop-down list, choose an account.
6.

Enter details for CIDR Block.
7.

From the Availability Zones drop-down list, choose a zone.
8.

From the Resource Group drop-down list, choose a resource group.
9.

Check the Use NAT Gateway check box to direct traffic through the NAT gateway.
10.

In the vWAN Attachment section, set the toggle to Enabled.
11.

From the vHub drop-down list, choose a hub.
12.

From the Associate Route Table drop-down list, select a route table to associate.
13.

From the Propagate Route Tables drop-down list, select route tables to propagate.
14.

Click Save.

A Service VPC is created with a vHub connection to an Azure VWAN. You can also view the configuration changes made, on your Azure account.

Note

If you delete a Service VPC in Multicloud Defense, the vHub connection between the VWAN and the Azure Service VPC is also deleted.