Windows Server 2012 R2 (70-413) Network Access Services
By Tim Warner
In this course, we learn how Windows systems administrators provide remote access to users in the absence of VPN. We cover DirectAccess, Web Application Proxy, AD FS, Workplace Join, and Work Folders.
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate

Updated
Mar 18, 2015

Duration
1h 56m

Table of contents
Designing a VPN Solution
Overview
2m
Exam 70-413 Study Alerts
1m
VPN from a Bird's Eye Perspective
4m
VPN Headaches
3m
VPN Architectural Questions
2m
VPN Tunneling Protocols
2m
VPN Tunneling Protocols, Continued
1m
Choosing an Authentication Protocol
1m
Demo 1: VPN Server Basic Configuration
5m
Demo 2: The VPN Client Experience
4m
Connection Manager Administration Kit (CMAK)
2m
Demo 3: A Brief Tour of CMAK
4m
For Further Learning
1m
Summary
2m
Designing a DirectAccess Solution
Overview
1m
Exam 70-413 Study Alerts
2m
For Further Learning
1m
What DirectAccess Offers
3m
Why DirectAccess Is Better Than It Was
2m
DirectAccess Server Placement
2m
Connection Icons
2m
About IPv6
4m
Tim's IPv6 Book Recommendation
1m
Managing User Internet Access
2m
Confronting the 'Manage Out' Problem
2m
Demo: Tweaking DirectAccess
5m
Sweeping Up the Shavings
2m
Summary
1m
Designing a Web Application Proxy Solution
Overview
2m
Exam 70-413 Study Alerts
1m
The BYOD Scenario
3m
Document Sync Solutions
2m
Work Folders
3m
Demo 1: Configuring Work Folders
4m
Demo 2: The Work Folders User Experience
2m
Workplace Join
2m
Active Directory Federation Services
3m
Web Application Proxy (WAP)
1m
Demo 3: The Workplace Join User Experience
3m
Demo 4: Workplace Join Configuration Notes
1m
For Further Learning
1m
Summary
2m
Implementing a Scalable Remote Access Solution
Description
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate

Updated
Mar 18, 2015

Duration
1h 56m

Description
In this course, we learn how Windows systems administrators provide remote access to users in the absence of VPN. We cover DirectAccess, Web Application Proxy, AD FS, Workplace Join, and Work Folders.
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