- In the , go to the Services page and select the MVE you want to use.
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If this is the first connection for the MVE, click the Cloud tile that matches the VXC type. The tile is a shortcut to the configuration page.
Alternatively, click +Connection and select a cloud destination:-
Cloud — Provision a dedicated interconnect to a public cloud service provider. After selecting Cloud, select a provider. Some providers require a service key.
For specific CSP configuration details:
- AWS Direct Connect — See Creating MVE Connections to AWS Direct Connect with Palo Alto VM-Series.
- Azure Express Route — See Creating an Azure Connection for an MVE with Palo Alto VM-Series.
- Google Cloud — See Creating a Google Cloud Services Connection for an MVE with Palo Alto VM-Series.
- Other cloud connections — See Creating MVE Connections to Any Endpoint with Palo Alto VM-Series.
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Cloud — Provision a dedicated interconnect to a public cloud service provider. After selecting Cloud, select a provider. Some providers require a service key.
For specific CSP configuration details:
Creating a VXC to an MVE Integrated with Palo Alto VM-Series
This help topic describes how to connect a VXC to Megaport Virtual Edge (MVE) integrated with Palo Alto Networks.
This topic describes how to connect a Virtual Cross Connect (VXC) to Megaport Virtual Edge (MVE) integrated with Palo Alto VM-Series.
With MVE configured, you can create VXCs to connect to services on the Megaport network without the need for any physical infrastructure. A VXC is essentially a private point-to-point Ethernet connection between an A-End (your MVE) and a B-End (one of the destination types).
A VXC is mapped with a VLAN ID on each end.
You can order VXCs to reach any destination in the Megaport network. The maximum number of VXCs you can connect to a single MVE depends on its size. For more information, see Megaport Limits and Quotas.
To create a VXC
Last modified on August 21, 2026
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