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- Quick Start
- Managing Harmony SASE
- Private Access (ZTNA)
- Networks
- Network Overview
- Creating a Network
- Regions and Points-of-Presence
- Private and Shared Gateways
- Connect Infrastructure
- Site-to-Site connection overview
- Prerequisites
- OpenVPN Tunnel
- Dynamic-IP Tunnels
- IPsec Connection Overview
- Wireguard Connector Overview
- Cloud-Base
- On-Prem
- Advanced Network Settings
- Cloud Firewall
- Agentless Applications
- Device Posture Check (DPC)
- Objects Library
- Networks
- Internet Access (SWG)
- Users and Groups
- Member Roles and Permissions
- Managing Groups
- Managing User Access
- P81 User Name and Password
- Password Requirements
- Identity Providers (IdP)
- SAML 2.0
- G Suite
- Azure AD
- Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) (SAML 2.0)
- Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) (Enterprise Application)
- Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) (App Registration)
- Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) (App Registration) Migration to Microsoft Graph
- SCIM
- Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) (SCIM)
- On-Premises Active Directory
- Multi Factor Authentication
- Users Profiles
- SaaS API Updated
- Private Access (ZTNA)
- Reporting & Analytics
- Agents
- API
- User Guides
- Unblocking User Accounts
- Generating a Sign-Out Code
- Reclaim Access after an IdP Lock
- Reset 2FA
- Deactivate 2FA
- Set Network Icon
- End User Instructions
- Installing Harmony SASE on Android devices (Android/Chromebook)
- Monitor Activity
- Onboarding the Infinity Portal
- Tracking the Billing
- Troubleshooting
- IPSec Troubleshooting
- Support Access
- Finding Your IP Address
- .HAR File
- Check Location and Language for Accurate Google Search Results
- Change your PC or Mac DNS Settings
- Page not loading? Perimeter 81's browsing and remote access troubleshooting guide
- Can't connect? Harmony SASE's Internet Connection Troubleshooting Guide
- How to collect logs
- Product Walkthrough Webinars
- How To
- Removing the Wireguard Connector
- Segmenting Networks
- Activate or Deactivate your Gateway
- Interconnectivity (Cloud-Agnostic)
- Uploading Tunnel Configuration Files
- Google Cloud VPC peering
- Google Cloud DNS
- AWS Route 53 DNS
- Certificate Manager
- Whitelisting Resources
- manage member devices
- JAMF Cloud
- Routes Table
- Managed Service Providers (MSP)
- Release Notes
- Copyrights Notices
- FAQ
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You can utilize VPC peering on the Google Cloud Platform with Harmony SASE, by exporting the route of your Harmony SASE network to the VPC you are peering with and subsequently importing it in the peered VPC.
This allows for a design where only a single tunnel is required from Harmony SASE to the "shared" Google Cloud VPC. Other peered VPC must know how to get back to Harmony SASE subnets by having the Harmony SASE route in the routing table.
Export the custom routes from your shared VPC
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