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So our next step here is going to be to deploy a VM into Google Cloud to act as

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our server

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or SRV1.

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So let's go ahead and jump in, we'll deploy that VM into our server subnet or

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subnet

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10.

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So to deploy the VM, let's go over here to our navigation menu, we'll choose

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compute

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engine and we'll go to VM instances.

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Again, we don't currently have any, so we'll say create instance.
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Again, we don't currently have any, so we'll say create instance.

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So we'll come down here to instance name.

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We'll just name this SRV-1.

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We'll select our region.

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Again, in my case, that's US East1.

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I don't really have to select anything for zone, but I usually deploy things

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into US East

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1B.

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The next thing we want to do is click on machine configuration.

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Now, it's going to default to an E2, but it's going to default to one with two

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CPUs

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and four gigs of memory.
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and four gigs of memory.

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This is just the test machine.

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So I'm actually going to change this to a need to micro.

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We're going to be running Ubuntu and that's all we need to run Ubuntu.

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So everything else on this page looks okay.

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Let's go to OS and storage.

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Notice that it's defaulting to Debbie and Linux.

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So what we want to do is change that.

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Again, you can keep this the same if you like.

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I'm going to change it, however, to Ubuntu.

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I'm going to do 24/4 long term support and I'm going to say select.
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I'm going to do 24/4 long term support and I'm going to say select.

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The next thing you want to do is go to networking.

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What we want to do here is come down to the network interface and expand it.

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We really just want to make sure that it's being put on the correct network and

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the correct

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subnet.

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Now, in this case, we don't have any choice.

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Those are the only two we have.

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However, we also want to specify its IP address and Google Cloud lets us do

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that during deployment

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here by changing this to a femoral custom.
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here by changing this to a femoral custom.

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Then we can come down here and give it an address 10.40.10.100.

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The external IPv4 address, we could either leave this or change it to none.

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Once again, for our demonstrations here, it doesn't need an outside address,

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but we

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could leave it on here for ease of SSHing into it in case we need to do

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troubleshooting.

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So we'll go ahead and leave it, although we're not actually going to be using

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it.

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Everything else here should be correct.
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Everything else here should be correct.

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So let's just go ahead and hit create.

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After just a few minutes, we see that it has been successfully deployed and

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most importantly,

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has the appropriate internal IP address, the 10.40.10.100.

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So in this video, our goal was of course simply to deploy this VM into our

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server subnet

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and make sure it has the correct IP address, which as we can see here it does.

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Our next step is of course going to be to finally set up the IPseq VPN on iOS X
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Our next step is of course going to be to finally set up the IPseq VPN on iOS X

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E, get the

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tunnel up and running and verified.

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Let's go ahead and do that in the next video.

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