Deploy a NAT Gateway

Create a NAT Gateway from the Deploy page in my.cubepath.com. It attaches to a private network and gives every server on it shared outbound internet through one public IP — there's nothing to SSH into.

Note: Your account must be verified before you can deploy.

Deploy

### Select a private network
Pick the **private network** the gateway will serve. Each network can have only one NAT Gateway, and the region is set by the network you choose.

### Choose a plan
Plans differ by **bandwidth** (Mbps). Available plans depend on the network's location, and pricing shows as monthly and hourly.

### Name your gateway
Set a **name** (letters, numbers and hyphens) and an optional **label** to describe its purpose.

### Deploy
Review the summary, then click **Deploy NAT Gateway**. Once running, servers on the network reach the internet automatically.

Important: A NAT Gateway only allows outbound traffic. Unsolicited inbound connections from the internet are blocked — use a floating IP or load balancer for inbound services.