Simple Routing and Remote Access Configuration

I. use DHCP to allocate Ip addresses and Ip/TCP Properties

• Create a new scope and next step

 

• Configuration scope name

 

• Ip Range

 

• Keep default

 

• Keep default

 

• Next step

 

• Next step complete

 

• Right-click to activate

 

• Configure vro

 

• Configure the DNS server address

 

• Obtain an IP address from an intranet Client

 

2. NAT publishing websites and FTP

 

• Configure FTP site/portal site/internal website

 

• Verify on the company Client whether the website can be accessed normally.

 

 

 

• Publish a Web site and FTP

 

 

• Add DNS host records to access the company website

 

• Verify access to published Web and FTP from an Internet computer

 

 

 

Iii. VPN dialing

• Create a VPN dial-up before creating a user and allow dial-in

 

• After the dial-in user creates a dial-up connection, enter the user and password on the VPN to start the dial-up connection.

 

• Dial successful

 

• View the obtained IP Address

 

• Communicates with the company's intranet host

 

• Disconnect

 

• Unable to communicate with company intranet host

 

4. enable remote access logs and policies

• Enable nps and create a network policy

 

• Set policy name and type

 

• Select a condition (time)

 

 

• Access permission

 

• Configure the authentication method

 

• Configuration Constraints

 

• Configuration Settings

 

• Configuration complete

 

5. The company uses its own dns to resolve Internet domain names

• Create a condition Forwarder

 

• Add dns and IP address

 

• Access other company portals using ip addresses or domain names
• You can write the domain name and IP address in the host file.
• Use your own dns and a public dns for resolution

6. because you do not know much about VPN technology and are disgusted with its creation wizard, you can use Remote Desktop to create a remote connection for the staff on a business trip so that they can directly dial up to connect to the company's Intranet VPN