Cisco Multicloud Defense User Guide
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Cisco Multicloud Defense User Guide
Updated: July 8, 2026
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Log inCreate 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.
From the Multicloud Defense Controller, navigate to Infrastructure > Gateways > VPCs/VNets.
Click Create Service VPC/VNet to create a Service VPC.
Enter a Name.
From the Region drop-down list, choose a region.
From the CSP Account drop-down list, choose an account.
Enter details for CIDR Block.
From the Availability Zones drop-down list, choose a zone.
From the Resource Group drop-down list, choose a resource group.
Check the Use NAT Gateway check box to direct traffic through the NAT gateway.
In the vWAN Attachment section, set the toggle to Enabled.
From the vHub drop-down list, choose a hub.
From the Associate Route Table drop-down list, select a route table to associate.
From the Propagate Route Tables drop-down list, select route tables to propagate.
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.
NoteIf you delete a Service VPC in Multicloud Defense, the vHub connection between the VWAN and the Azure Service VPC is also deleted.
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