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    Onboard a ZTNA Connector in Google Cloud Platform

    ZTNA Connector deployment in Google Cloud Platform.
    • Review the requirements and guidelines and the FQDNs and ports you need to configure to use
      Prisma Access
       ZTNA Connector in the Google Cloud Platform (GCP).
    • Retrieve and copy the Connector key and secret values on the Prisma SASE Portal:
      Settings
      ZTNA Connector
      Connectors
      , find the Connector object you created in
      Prisma Access
       to associate with this VM, and select
      Copy Token
      ; then, copy the
      Key
       and
      Secret
       values.
      If you're using Strata Cloud Manager, go to
      Workflows
      ZTNA Connector
      Connectors
      .
    After you’ve met all the prerequisites, follow these steps to onboard a
    Prisma Access
     ZTNA Connector in GCP.
    1. Go to GCP Marketplace and search for
      Prisma Access
       ZTNA Connector
      .
    2. Choose the software plan that best suits your requirement.

    Deploy ZTNA Connector 1-Arm in GCP

    Follow these steps to deploy ZTNA Connector 1-Arm in GCP:
    1. LAUNCH
       to configure ZTNA Connector 1-Arm.
    2. (Optional)
      Enable
       the GCP APIs required to deploy a virtual machine from the marketplace.
    3. Configure the following:
      • Enter the
        Deployment Name
         that allows you to identify your virtual machine.
      • Select the
        Zone
         where you have the applications for this Connector located.
      • Use the default value for the
        Machine type
        . The qualified machine type for this Connector is
        n2-standard-4
        .
      • Enter the
        Prisma ZTNA Connector License Key
         and
        Prisma ZTNA Connector License Secret
         values you retrieved from the Prisma SASE Portal.
      • Configure the following in the
        Boot Disk
         section:
        • Use the default
          Boot disk type
          .
        • Select
          40 GB
           as the
          Boot disk size in GB
          .
      • Expand the
        Networking (VPCs and subnets must be pre-created)
         section and select the
        Network interface
         details.
        • Select the
          Network
           that contains the subnet you created.
        • Select the
          Subnetwork
           for the virtual machine to use.
    4. Click
      Done
      .
    5. Click
      Deploy
       to complete the onboarding process.

    Deploy ZTNA Connector 2-Arm in GCP

    Follow these steps to deploy ZTNA Connector in GCP:
    1. LAUNCH
       to configure.
    2. (Optional)
      Enable
       the APIs required to deploy a virtual machine from the marketplace.
    3. Configure the following:
      • Enter the
        Deployment Name
         that allows you to identify your virtual machine.
      • Select the
        Zone
         where you have the applications for this Connector located.
      • Use the default value for the
        Machine type
        . The qualified machine type for this Connector is
        n2-standard-4
        .
      • Enter the
        Prisma ZTNA Connector License Key
         and
        Prisma ZTNA Connector License Secret
         values you retrieved from the Prisma SASE Portal.
      • In the
        Boot Disk
         section:
        • Use the default
          Boot disk type
          .
        • Select
          40 GB
           as the
          Boot disk size in GB
          .
      • Expand the
        Networking (VPCs and subnets must be pre-created)
         section and select the
        Network interface
         details.
        • Select the
          Network
           that contains the subnet you created.
        • Select the
          Subnetwork
           for the virtual machine to use.
    4. Click
      Deploy
       to complete the onboarding process.

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