Posted By: yung | Nov 18th, 2009 @ 6:50 PM | 12,962 Views | 2 Comments

This is a follow-up posting with Windows 7 DirectAccess Explained. Here, I configured a simple infrastructure with my Hyper-V-enabled laptop to demonstrate the user's experience in accessing corporate resources with DirectAccess including:

  • dc.contoso.com

DC/DNS/DHCP/CA

  • da.contoso.com

DirectAccess server with 2 network adapters and 2 consecutive Ipv4 addresses assigned to the one connected to the Internet

  • app.contoso.com

An internal only application server

  • win7-client.contoso.com

A Windows 7 machine configured as a DirectAccess client 

The demonstration shows with DirectAccess a user can securely access authorized corporate resources with the same experience working remotely without connecting to a virtual private network (VPN) as one would have when working in the office.

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