user/docker/networks/add.md
From the menu select Networks then click Add network.
<figure><figcaption></figcaption></figure>Define the new network, using the table below as a guide.
| Field/Option | Overview |
|---|---|
| Name | Give the network a descriptive name. |
| Driver | Define the type of network you will use. |
| Driver options | Set in place any options related to your network driver, if required. |
| IPv4 Network configuration | <p>Define IPv4 range, subnet, gateway and exclude IP. If no information is entered here, Docker will automatically assign an IPv4 range. |
| If you need to exclude IPs from the range, click <strong>Add excluded IP</strong> and complete the field.</p> | |
| IPv6 Network configuration | <p>Define IPv6 range, subnet, gateway and exclude IP. If no information is entered here, Docker will automatically assign an IPv6 range. |
| If you need to exclude IPs from the range, click <strong>Add excluded IP</strong> and complete the field.</p> | |
| Labels | Click Add label and complete the name and value fields to specify a label for the network. |
| Isolated network | Toggle this option on to isolate any containers created in this network to this network only, with no inbound or outbound connectivity. |
| Enable manual container attachment | Toggle this option on to allow users to attach the network to running containers. |
| Deployment | On multi-node clusters, select the node where the network will be created. |
When you're finished, click Create the network.