The Oracle Networking Cloud web console provides the browser-first interface for provisioning, configuring, and monitoring virtual cloud networks (VCNs), subnets, route tables, security lists, and other core networking components within Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). It enables operators to define network topology, control traffic flow, and establish connectivity for OCI workloads directly through a web browser, serving as the primary management surface for OCI networking services.
Oracle Networking Cloud Website Full Guide (2026)
Networking services in OCI.
Updated May 26, 2026

Introduction
Key Features
Core Capabilities
VCN creation wizard
Subnet configuration panel
Route table editor
Security list management interface
Network security group (NSG) definition
Dynamic routing gateway (DRG) attachment view
Additional Details
FastConnect circuit provisioning flow
Site-to-Site VPN tunnel setup
Load Balancer policy configuration
DNS zone management console
Network Visualizer topology map
IPsec tunnel status dashboard
Use Cases
Deploying Microservices with Custom Network Segmen
Developers use the console to define specific VCNs and subnets for microservice tiers, configure security lists to restrict inter-service communication, and attach load balancers for traffic distribution, all managed through the browser interface
How to Use Oracle Networking Cloud
Access OCI Console and Navigate to Networking
Log into the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console via a web browser. From the main navigation menu, select 'Networking' to access the VCNs, Load Balancers, and other network service section
Oracle Networking Cloud Alternatives
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Scalable NoSQL database.
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Oracle Cloud@Customer
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Oracle API Management
Platform for managing APIs.
About Oracle Networking Cloud
Useful Links
1 totalOracle Networking Cloud Status
Service is operational


