No additional configuration is required for this chapter. To complete the exercises in the practice in this chapter, you need to have done the following:Ĭomplete the setup tasks outlined in Appendix A, “Setup Instructions for Windows Server 2008 R2.” Lesson 2: Firewalls and Network Access Protection Monitor and maintain security and policies. Plan infrastructure services server roles.
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You will also learn how to plan and deploy Windows Server 2008 R2 remote access services to ensure that your organization’s clients can connect to your internal resources no matter where in the world they are.
In this chapter, you will learn how to configure and deploy NAP and the various methods that are available to deal with noncompliant computers. Put simply, NAP allows you to enforce a rule that if the client is not up to date with patches and antivirus definitions, you can block it from getting full access to the network. Network Access Protection (NAP) allows you to restrict network access on the basis of client health. You need to know how your organization’s external firewall will be configured, the operating system used by the client, and the types of resources that remote clients will need to access. When you plan how to provision VPN access, you need to take into account a host of factors. You can use VPNs to allow remote users to connect to your organization’s internal network resources, whether they are using a hotel wireless hotspot in Gundagai or are connecting through an ADSL connection in Canberra.
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