Configure Remote Access on Windows Server 2008 R2

This video looks in remote access connections on Windows Server 2008 R2. This includes NAT, internet connection sharing (ICS), remote access service, VPN Protocols, Network Policy server and Radius.

[ustxjulio]

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[raycarter]

What a solid presentation! The script, voice quality and inflection aids the listener in gaining a greater understanding of the topic. You will not find anything better! 

[DavidOkeyode]

Best training on Windows Remote Access and VPN that I have ever seen. Your training skills are excellent Sir!! Thanks for this.

[Kamran_afshar]

I really appreciate you for creating these kinds of IT training videos. So easy to understand and very useful points.

[itfreetraining]

No problem at all. Thanks for watching.

[valerag]

GREAT tutorial. I couldn't find any similar great tutorial from anywhere except from this guy. 

[itfreetraining]

Thanks very much and thanks for watching.

[itfreetraining]

Glad you like the video, we will look a covering this in the 2012 course when we get that far.

[TheSlacker]

Brilliant!   Works fairly close to 2012 R2.  Helped me understand how to setup and understand NAT and RAS.  Its nice to know what your are actually doing and not just being a wizard clicker and hoping it works.

[itfreetraining]

Nope, just the part one. Nice to hear you liked the video.

[itfreetraining]

Go into network and sharing centre. Select change advanced sharing settings and select the option turn off password protected sharing or enable public folders depending on which option you get.

[itfreetraining]

Thanks for the comment. We would like to create some videos on Cisco and other technologies but currently don't have enough resources to do so.

[chatterjeetathagata]

What a training. It's now easy & Clear after watching the video... Thank you very much sir for your kind help....  Thank you...

[itfreetraining]

@TheCheekyChief Glad to hear that your liked it.

[itfreetraining]

RRAS connects to NPS in order to determine the rule set that it is to use. So if you want to make special rules up you need NPS. It can be installed on the same server as RRAS it does not need to be on it's own server. From memory RRAS installs a partial NPS interface when it is installed which you can use to configure rules. I am not sure if Windows support cisco secure ACS, however if it supports RADIUS you can link it to NPS. The video Configure Network Authentication explain how to do this.

[itfreetraining]

We have looked into this. It appears Microsoft originally stated that SSTP was to be included and later changed their mind. This is why some of the documents state SSTP is included.

[mrenie]

This video is one of the best !! God Bless you

[itfreetraining]

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[mattchook]

I actually like the flat voice. I can easily follow the topic and you do a good comprehensive job of explaining all the tabs and radio buttons. One thing, it seems it ends cut off.
Is there a part 2?