- 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.
- Azure Express Route — See Creating MVE Connections to Azure using ExpressRoute.
- Google Cloud — See Creating MVE Connections to Google.
- Other cloud connections — See Creating MVE Connections to Any Endpoint.
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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 Versa FlexVNF
This help topic describes how to connect a VXC to Megaport Virtual Edge (MVE) integrated with Versa Secure SD-WAN.
This topic describes how to connect a Virtual Cross Connect (VXC) to Megaport Virtual Edge (MVE) integrated with Versa.
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