If you want to use NCC Gateway, you must create the spokes in regions that support NCC Gateway. If you create spokes in additional regions for redundancy, these regions must also support this feature.
Limitations
NCC Gateway capabilities can vary across regions. To minimize the risk of issues occurring, when you plan your deployment, check which capabilities are available in your region of choice. NCC Gateway capabilities are not uniform across all regions.
Bandwidth
The available provisioned bandwidth (1 Gbps, 10 Gbps, or 100 Gbps) might be limited based on the region or the specific security partner that you use, such as Palo Alto Prisma Access. For example, some regions or partners might not support 100 Gbps.
Security partner availability
Third-party SSE partners (Palo Alto Prisma Access and Symantec Cloud SWG) might only be available in a subset of the supported NCC Gateway regions.
Locations table
For information about which regions support NCC Gateway and the available capacity for each region, see the following table.
Region
Location
Capacity (in Gbps)
asia-south1Mumbai, India, APAC
100
europe-west3Frankfurt, Germany, Europe
100
southamerica-west1Santiago, Chile, South America
100
us-central1Denver, Colorado, North America
100
us-east1Atlanta, Georgia, North America
100
us-east4Ashburn, Virginia, North America
100
us-west1Portland, Oregon, North America
100
us-west2Los Angeles, California, North America
100
us-west3Salt Lake City, Utah, North America
100
What's next
- To learn about NCC Gateway, see NCC Gateway overview.
- To learn how to configure NCC Gateway, see NCC Gateway setup overview.
- To learn how to configure Secure Access Connect, see Create a realm
- To find solutions for common issues, see Troubleshoot NCC.
- To get details about API and gcloud CLI commands, see APIs and reference.