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title: "Create Workspot Landing Zone Google Cloud Platform (GCP)"
slug: "create-workspot-landing-zone-google-cloud-platform-gcp"
updated: 2024-07-16T23:20:03Z
published: 2024-07-16T23:20:03Z
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# Create Workspot Landing Zone Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

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### Prerequisites

- An empty Google project dedicated to Workspot IaaS
- A network CIDR block for Virtual Network configuration.
- A supported Identity Provider (such as Microsoft Active Directory, Microsoft Azure Active Directory, OKTA, etc)
- Connectivity to Microsoft Active Directory or Domain Controller on the VPC
- A supported operating system for VDI desktops or RD Pools servers
- Optional network connectivity to on-premises such as Site-to-Site VPN

### GCP Project

- Create a GCP Project that is dedicated to Workspot.
- Leave everything in the project at the defaults.
- The GCP project will require Public IPs for the Workspot Managed Gateways.

### Networking

- Create a GCP Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) i.e. ws-gcp-vpc with 3 subnets
  - Gateway Subnet - subnet used to provision or create Workspot managed gateways on, i.e. ws-gcp-subnet-dmz
  - Management Subnet - subnet used to create Workspot Enterprise Connector on, i.e. ws-gcp-subnet-mgmt
  - Cloud PC Subnet - subnet used to provision Workspot VDI desktops on, i.e ws-gcp-subnet-vdi
- CIDR block example: 10.0.0.0/20
- The CIDR block cannot overlap with any other CIDR block within the private network when connecting this GCP project to the private network.
- Provide a large enough block of IP addresses to allow for expansion over time.