Manage your private networks. Private networks are logically isolated networks for your machines and shared drives. They are used for site-to-site VPNs and direct connections to your on-premise network.
These flags are available on all commands.
Enable debug logging. One of debug
, info
, warning
, error
, or critical
.
Output JSON
A Paperspace public API Key used for authenticating requests
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Create a private network.
The fields to include in the response.
The name of the private network
The region to create the private network in
These flags are available on all commands.
Enable debug logging. One of debug
, info
, warning
, error
, or critical
.
Output JSON
A Paperspace public API Key used for authenticating requests
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Get a private network from a team.
The ID of the private network to get
The fields to include in the response.
These flags are available on all commands.
Enable debug logging. One of debug
, info
, warning
, error
, or critical
.
Output JSON
A Paperspace public API Key used for authenticating requests
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List private networks in your team.
Pick a subset of fields to display:
pspace private-network list -F name -F dtModified
The number of items to return in the next page.
The cursor to fetch the next results from.
The field to order items by. One of dtCreated
.
Whether to order items ascending.
Whether to order items descending.
The fields to include in the response.
Filter by name.
Filter by region.
These flags are available on all commands.
Enable debug logging. One of debug
, info
, warning
, error
, or critical
.
Output JSON
A Paperspace public API Key used for authenticating requests
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Delete a private network from a team.
The ID of the private network to get
The fields to include in the response.
These flags are available on all commands.
Enable debug logging. One of debug
, info
, warning
, error
, or critical
.
Output JSON
A Paperspace public API Key used for authenticating requests
Show help for a command