Step 2: Configuring a Site-to-Site Interconnect for Google Cloud

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Follow these instructions to establish an IPSec interconnect between Jamf Security Cloud and your Google environment including creating a Classic VPN.
  1. Log in to your Google Cloud account and select or create the associated project where the VPN IPsec configuration will be stored.
    Google Cloud projects form the basis for creating, enabling, and using all Google Cloud services including managing APIs, enabling billing, adding and removing collaborators, and managing permissions for Google Cloud resources.
  2. In Google Cloud, click the menu icon in the upper left corner of the panel and navigate to Network connectivity > VPN.
  3. Click CREATE VPN CONNECTION.
  4. Click Classic VPN.
  5. In the Google Compute Engine VPN gateway panel, perform the following:
    1. Define a Name that describes the configuration. For example, jamfconnectztnavirtgw
    2. In the Network pop-up field, select where the VPN for Compute Network Engine will connect.
    3. In the Region pop-up field, select the nearest locale to the one defined in Jamf Security Cloud.
    4. In the IP address pop-up field, select or create a static public IP that will be used to communicate back to the Compute Network Engine.
    5. Enter the Remote peer IP address which is the public IP from the JAMF IPsec configuration.
    6. In the IKE version pop-up field, select IKEv2.
  6. In the field, click GENERATE AND COPY and store the pre-shared key in a secure location.For IKE pre-shared key, enter the value specified when setting up the IPSec interconnect in Jamf Security Cloud.
  7. In the Routing options section, click Route-based.
  8. In the Remote network IP ranges field, enter the Jamf Security Cloud subnet created when setting up the IPsec Tunnel in Jamf.
  9. Click DONE.
  10. Click Create to finalize the VPN tunnel creation.