Networking Overview

Database Mart Networking Overview

Database Mart provides a simplified public network access model, allowing users to access servers directly over the internet without configuring VPCs, subnets, or complex network policies. All Database Mart servers (GPU, CPU, Bare Metal) are automatically assigned a public IP upon creation, enabling fast connectivity and deployment.

Server Network Model

Each server comes with a static public IP, standard TCP network access, and remote access via RDP (Windows) or SSH (Linux) by default. The core goal of this model is: public accessibility out of the box.

Network Access Architecture

User → Public Internet → Public IP → Database Mart Server → RDP (Windows) / SSH (Linux)

Access Methods

• RDP (Windows): Allows you to connect to your Windows server with a full graphical desktop interface.
• SSH (Linux): Allows you to connect to your Linux server via command-line terminal.

Public IPs

Public IP

A Public IP is the public address assigned to your server, used to access it directly over the internet and communicate bidirectionally with external systems.

With a Public IP, you can:

• Connect to your server remotely via RDP (Windows) or SSH (Linux)
• Host websites, applications, and databases
• Deploy and manage online services
• Run various network-based services and remote access solutions

Public IP Lifecycle

A Public IP is automatically assigned when a server is created and remains associated with the server by default.

Important Notes

• Public IPs provide direct internet access without any additional network configuration.
• The server must be Active to accept connections.
• Services must listen on the correct port (e.g., bound to 0.0.0.0) to be accessible from the internet.
• RDP and SSH access require proper credentials and firewall rules to allow connections.