Implementing Microsoft Windows Always On VPN
This course will teach you how to design, implement, and support a Microsoft Always On VPN secure remote access solution.
What you'll learn
With organizations rapidly adopting cloud services and modern cloud-based management platforms, remote access solutions must evolve to algin with these goals. In this course, Implementing Microsoft Always On VPN, you’ll learn to deploy and manage Microsoft Always On VPN. First, you’ll explore deployment options and infrastructure requirements. Next, you’ll discover how to deploy the supporting infrastructure using current implementation and security best practices. Finally, you’ll learn how to provision Always On VPN clients using Microsoft Intune. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Implementing Always On VPN needed to manage and support this secure remote access technology.
Table of contents
- Overview 1m
- Security Group Requirements 2m
- Creating Security Groups 2m
- VPN Server Certificate Template Requirements 2m
- Creating the VPN Server Certificate Template 5m
- NPS Server Certificate Template Requirements 1m
- Creating the NPS Server Certificate Template 2m
- User Certificate Template Requirements 2m
- Creating the User Certificate Template 5m
- Device Certificate Template Requirements 1m
- Creating the Device Certificate Template 2m
- Publishing Certificate Templates 2m
- Domain Controller Certificate Template Requirements 1m
- Publishing Domain Controller Certificate Template 6m
- Understanding Certificate Auto Enrollment 2m
- Creating a Certificate Auto Enrollment GPO 3m
- Summary 1m
- Overview 2m
- Enroll NPS Server Certificates 4m
- Install NPS Server Role 3m
- Configure the NPS Policy 5m
- Finalzing the NPS Server Configuration 3m
- VPN Server Configuration Overview 2m
- VPN Server Networking Configuration 8m
- VPN Server IPsec Certificate Enrollment 4m
- Create TLS Certificate Request 6m
- Import TLS Certificate 4m
- Install VPN Server Role 4m
- VPN Server Baseline Configuration 5m
- VPN Server Optimization Overview 5m
- Optimizing VPN Server Configuration 8m
- Summary 2m
- Overview 2m
- VPN Client Validation Testing 2m
- Validating Prerequisites 2m
- Creating a Test VPN Connection 7m
- Configuring VPN Authentication Settings 4m
- Configuring VPN Routes and IPsec Policy 3m
- Testing Authenticaiton and Network Connectivity 5m
- Client Provisioning with Intune 2m
- Provision a User Tunnel with Intune 8m
- Provision a Device Tunnel with Intune 5m
- Client Provisioning with PowerShell 3m
- Provision a User Tunnel with PowerShell 6m
- Provision a Device Tunnel with PowerShell 7m
- Provision Always On VPN with Intune and XML 7m
- Summary 2m
- Overview 3m
- Azure VPN Gateway 3m
- Configure Azure VPN Gateway Point to Site for Device Tunnel 8m
- Configure Azure VPN Gateway Point to Site for User Tunnel 2m
- Azure Virtual WAN 2m
- Configure Azure Virtual WAN Point to Site 7m
- Windows Server RRAS in Azure 4m
- Configure Windows Server RRAS in Azure 7m
- Azure Network Virtual Appliances 2m
- Summary 2m
- Overview 2m
- Monitoring and Reporting Tools 2m
- Monitoring with the Routing and Remote Access Management Console 2m
- Monitoring with the Remote Access Management Console 6m
- Inbox Accounting and Reporting 2m
- Enabling Inbox Accounting 2m
- Reporting and Inbox Accounting Database Management 6m
- Monitoring and Reporting with PowerShell 2m
- Managing User Sessions 4m
- Summary 1m
- Overview 1m
- Troubleshooting Events and Error Codes 4m
- Troubleshooting Error 809 5m
- Troubleshooting Error 809 and SSTP with PowerShell 2m
- Troubleshooting Error 809 and IKEv2 3m
- Troubleshooting Error 812 3m
- Troubleshooting Error 13801 2m
- Troubleshooting Error 13806 2m
- Troubleshooting Error 13868 6m
- Summary 1m