ATT NetBond Cloud Interconnect GCP, OCI, Azure, AWS

AT&T and leading cloud service providers create a mutually connected network between the AT&T network and cloud peering locations, allowing organizations to access both public and private cloud solutions through a more secure and integrated architecture.

It provides an integrated network that brings together your data centers, public clouds, and private clouds in a hybrid environment, helping organizations improve connectivity, reduce dependency on the public internet, and support backup and disaster recovery strategies.

Vast Edge helps enterprises plan, implement, and optimize AT&T NetBond cloud interconnect solutions across major cloud platforms. From architecture planning to deployment support, our team helps businesses build secure, scalable, and reliable connectivity for hybrid and multi-cloud operations.

Organizations can use these solutions to improve cloud access, support migration initiatives, strengthen security posture, and enable consistent performance for critical workloads and enterprise applications.

To connect AT&T to the cloud, select a cloud service solution from industry-leading CSPs, including AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, and Oracle Cloud, to become a virtual extension of your multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) virtual private network (VPN) from AT&T.

This approach gives enterprises more secure cloud connectivity and better control over how workloads, users, and applications interact across hybrid environments.

Incorporating Oracle Network Cloud Service FastConnect into the AT&T NetBond for Cloud ecosystem gives business customers another cloud service migration option. It allows organizations to manage and access Oracle Cloud services through secure and dedicated connectivity.
This model provides highly secure connectivity, strong reliability, and an improved end-user experience for organizations running Oracle workloads in cloud environments.
With this alliance, customers get secure access to a major cloud provider while also supporting business strategies that require high-bandwidth connectivity. By connecting through an Oracle FastConnect Partner, such as an IP VPN, MPLS VPN network service provider, or data center exchange provider, businesses can build reliable access to Oracle Cloud services.
For organizations managing Oracle-based enterprise workloads, this type of connectivity can also support hosted Oracle Primavera environments and broader cloud modernization goals.

Steps
1. Log in to the AT&T Cloud Service Portal.
2. Go to Home, then My Cloud Dashboard, then AT&T NetBond for Cloud service management.
3. Choose Oracle Cloud from the CSP list and select the region where FastConnect should be enabled.
4. Click Create VNC (Virtual Network Connection) and enter the required parameters:
● Routing domain
● VNC type
● VNC name
● VPN name
● Minimum bandwidth commitment in Mbps
5. Wait for the VNC to be created.
6. Once the VNC is ready, create the VLAN inside the VNC.
7. After the VLAN is created, access the Service Key that must be sent to Oracle through an SR.
8. Open the SR on the Oracle side:
● Service type: Oracle Network Cloud Service - FastConnect
● Problem type: Issues with account or provisioning of your FastConnect
9. Wait 1 to 2 business days for Oracle to complete the configuration. Once completed, the status in the OCI Web UI changes to Provisioned.

Organizations evaluating AT&T NetBond for Cloud often look for more than connectivity alone. They want a secure, private, and scalable way to link enterprise environments with major cloud platforms while maintaining performance and operational control.

Vast Edge brings more than two decades of cloud services experience to enterprise connectivity, migration, backup, and managed cloud solutions. Since 2004, the company has supported organizations with cloud transformation initiatives across infrastructure, applications, and business-critical workloads.
In addition to cloud interconnect and migration services, Vast Edge supports enterprises through backup and disaster recovery solutions, cloud security services, and cloud application expertise. This broader capability helps businesses align connectivity decisions with security, resilience, and long-term cloud strategy.