Questa procedura richiede un gateway VPN point-to-site. Per informazioni dettagliate sulla sua creazione, consulta Gateway VPN.
Connettiti a VMware Engine utilizzando una VPN point-to-site
Per connetterti a VMware Engine dal computer, hai bisogno di un client VPN e di un profilo di connessione. Esempi di client VPN sono OpenVPN GUI per Windows o Viscosity per macOS e OS X.
Ottenere un profilo di connessione
Un profilo di connessione, a volte noto come file di configurazione VPN, include certificati e altre istruzioni per un client VPN. Scarica il profilo di connessione dal gateway VPN che prevedi di utilizzare per connetterti alla rete VMware Engine.
Ad esempio, OpenVPN Access Server fornisce profili di connessione
come file di configurazione o come parte degli installatori dei client VPN preconfigurati. Puoi quindi connetterti ad OpenVPN Access Server utilizzando questo profilo di connessione.
Le opzioni di connessione includono, tra le altre:
Esempio: importazione della connessione VPN utilizzando Viscosity
Estrai i contenuti della configurazione VPN dal file ZIP scaricato.
Apri Viscosity sul computer.
Fai clic su addAggiungi e seleziona
Importa collegamento > Da file.
Seleziona il file di configurazione OpenVPN (.ovpn) per il protocollo che vuoi utilizzare e fai clic su Apri. La connessione ora viene visualizzata nel menu Viscosità.
Nel client OpenVPN Viscosity, connettiti alla VPN selezionando la connessione dal menu Viscosity. L'icona del menu si aggiorna per indicare che la connessione è stabilita.
Esempio: connessione a più cloud privati utilizzando Viscosity
Una connessione VPN point-to-site risolve i nomi DNS del primo cloud privato
che crei. Quando vuoi accedere ad altri cloud privati, devi aggiornare il server DNS sul client VPN.
Nella Google Cloud console, vai alla pagina Nuvole private.
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