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Managing and Supporting DirectAccess with Windows Server 2016
This course will teach you how to create a highly available DirectAccess infrastructure, enforce strong user authentication, enable and configure monitoring and reporting, configure manage out, and how to effectively troubleshoot DirectAccess.
What you'll learn
After implementing DirectAccess, you must know how to monitor, scale, and troubleshoot DirectAccess to effectively support the solution in your organization. This course, Managing and Supporting DirectAccess with Windows Server 2016, will help you implement a highly available and geographically redundant architecture to reduce potential downtime. You'll also learn how to enable and enforce strong user authentication to mitigate the risk posed by lost or stolen devices. In addition, enabling monitoring and reporting as well as managing out to remote DirectAccess clients are covered in detail. Once you've completed this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge to manage and support DirectAccess in any deployment scenario.
Table of contents
- Introduction to Configuring High Availability for DirectAccess | 1m 11s
- DirectAccess Load Balancing Use Cases and NLB/ELB Comparison | 6m 23s
- Overview of Load Balancing Prerequisites | 3m 35s
- Overview of DirectAccess Load Balancing IP Address Assignment | 4m 43s
- Demonstration: Configuring Load Balancing Prerequisites | 1m 24s
- Demonstration: Enabling Load Balancing | 10m 49s
- Overview of DirectAccess Multisite | 5m 43s
- Demonstration: Enabling DirectAccess Multisite | 4m 21s
- Demonstration: Adding Additional DirectAccess Entry Point | 5m 15s
- Demonstration: Windows 10 Client Operation with Multisite | 1m 52s
- Overview of DirectAccess Multisite with GSLB | 3m 45s
- Demonstration: Enabling DirectAccess with GSLB | 7m 3s
- Summary of Configuring High Availability for DirectAccess | 1m 23s
About the author
Richard M. Hicks (MCP, MCSE, MCTS, MCITP:EA, MCSA, MVP) is a network and information security expert specializing in Microsoft technologies.
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