Join Scott M Burrell for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Windows Server 2016: Remote Access Solutions.
- [Instructor] Well, that brings us…to the end of this course.…I hope the wheels are turning…and you've started thinking through some of the solutions…that you'd like to implement in your network.…Let me give you a couple ideas of some things…that you might want to look at going forward.…First, you might want to take a look…at RADIUS servers for Wi-Fi.…We looked at using the Network Policy Server…as a means of authenticating connections through a VPN…and referred to the fact that it could also…authenticate connections on the local network.…This is a good blog post from a few years ago on TechNet,…but these functions of NPS haven't changed dramatically,…so it's still a good reference…if this is something you'd like to try.…
Also, there is more DirectAccess documentation available,…specifically for Windows Server 2016.…On TechNet, there's a whole library of information…including deployment information,…as well as documentation on unsupported configurations…and test lab environments,…which was one of trickiest parts of this course.…
Author
Scott M Burrell
Released
3/17/2017- NAT implementation
- Site-to-site and remote access VPNs
- VPN protocols
- Remote Access Gateways
- NPS configuration
- RRAS configuration
- RADIUS proxies and clients
- RADIUS authentication
- RADIUS accounting
- NPS templates
- NPS policies
- Connection request and connection-specific policies
- DirectAccess server requirements and certificates
- DirectAccess installation and configuration
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 3s
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What you should already know1m 37s
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1. Private Intranets on a Public Extranet
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Implementing NAT8m 25s
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VPN protocols4m 54s
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2. Implementing Virtual Private Networks
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Creating an S2S VPN9m 2s
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Connecting to an S2S VPN7m 24s
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Troubleshooting a VPN8m 48s
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3. Network Policy Server for RADIUS
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Using RADIUS accounting6m 40s
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4. Network Policy Server (NPS)
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Connection-specific policies4m 58s
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5. DirectAccess
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Installing DirectAccess4m 25s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 42s
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