> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.verge.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.verge.io/run-the-platform/networking/network-quickstart.md).

# Quick Start Links

Quick reference links to common VergeOS networking tasks including connecting to LANs, creating internal networks, configuring DHCP, assigning external IPs, and setting up NAT.

### [Connect VergeOS to your Existing LAN/WAN](/run-the-platform/networking/connect-lan-wan.md)

### [Provide External Access to an Internal Network](/run-the-platform/networking/internal-external-access.md) (internal network with access via a VergeOS external network)

### [Create an internal network, to be managed within VergeOS](/run-the-platform/networking/internal-layer3.md) (layer3 internal network with built-in DNS, DHCP, firewall)

### [Create a DHCP Static Entry](/run-the-platform/networking/dhcp-static-lease.md)

### [Assign an External IP to an Internal Network](/run-the-platform/networking/assign-external-ip.md)

### [Create a NAT 1-to-1 Translation](/run-the-platform/networking/nat-1to1.md)

### [Create an Internal Layer2 Network](/run-the-platform/networking/internal-layer2.md)


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