# Netskope VNFs Specifications ## Licensing[​](#licensing "Direct link to Licensing") Bring Your Own License (BYOL) products require a valid license. You are responsible for purchasing and managing your own licenses from Netskope. To purchase a software license, contact your Netskope sales representative or partners. ## Netskope Support[​](#netskope-support "Direct link to Netskope Support") Netskope support is available for BYOL licenses. Contact your Netskope sales representative or partner to purchase a license and support contract. * [Netskope Technical Support](https://www.netskope.com/netskope-technical-support) ## Netskope ZTNA[​](#netskope-ztna "Direct link to Netskope ZTNA") * [Netskope Documentation](https://docs.netskope.com/en) * [Netskope ZTNA Solution Brief](https://www.netskope.com/resources/solution-briefs/universal-ztna-with-netskope-one-private-access) | | 2 Cores | | ----------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Memory | 4 GB | | Software Package | Standard | | Virtual Data Interfaces Supported (Default/Max) | 1 | | System Reserved Interfaces | None | | Available License Type | BYOL | | Access Methods | SSH (CLI) | | Image Version | See [Available Image Versions](https://docs.equinix.com/network-edge/vendors-devices/ne-certified-vnfs.md#netskope) | | Deployment Options | Single
Redundant | | Connectivity Type | Without Equinix Public IP Address | ### Creating a Netskope Private Access VNF[​](#creating-a-netskope-private-access-vnf "Direct link to Creating a Netskope Private Access VNF") When creating a Netskope VNF you need a Bring Your Own License (BYOL) file from Netskope. You upload this file as part of configuring your *Device Details*. ### Connectivity Options[​](#connectivity-options "Direct link to Connectivity Options") The default connectivity option for the device is *Without Equinix Public IP Address*. The option to have a VNF come up without a public IP address addresses the use case where the virtual device may need to be isolated from the Internet. You can then manage the devices from their private network or virtual connection. When entering the *Device Details*, select one of the following IP address options: * DHCP – a network management protocol that automatically assigns IP addresses. * Static IP Address – enter the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.