With all the excitement coming from the upcoming release of UAG Service Pack 1, I thought we might do something fun (OK, DirectAccess is always fun, but maybe we can do something closer to what other people would consider fun). What’s more fun than a contest? I know, a contest where you’re the winner! OK, even more fun is a contest where you’re the winner and you actually win something.
How about a Starbucks card? I have one in my hot little hands and its really wanting to go the the winner of the UAG DA Contest winner!
So here’s how the contest is going to work:
Since the contest hasn’t started yet, the leaderboard looks like this (I put my name in there just as an example):
Ready to play? Here are the three questions for Quiz 1/Round 1:
Question 1: Which Operating System(s) can be configured as DirectAccess clients? (choose the best answer)
A. Windows 7 B. Windows Vista SP2 C. Windows Server 2008 R2 D. Windows 7 and Windows Vista SP2 E. Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7
A. Windows 7
B. Windows Vista SP2
C. Windows Server 2008 R2
D. Windows 7 and Windows Vista SP2
E. Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7
Question 2: What happens when the DirectAccess client successfully connects to the Network Location Server (NLS)?
A. The DirectAccess client turns on the Windows Firewall Domain Profile B. The DirectAccess client disables its ISATAP interface C. The DirectAccess disables the Name Resolution Policy Table
A. The DirectAccess client turns on the Windows Firewall Domain Profile
B. The DirectAccess client disables its ISATAP interface
C. The DirectAccess disables the Name Resolution Policy Table
Question 3: When you do an ipconfig /all in a command prompt window and see both the Teredo and IP-HTTPS interfaces assigned an address, which interface is actually being used to transfer data?
A. The Teredo interface B. The IP-HTTPS interface C. Both the Teredo and IP-HTTPS interfaces D. None of the interfaces – when both appear it indicates that the Windows Firewall Domain Profile is active
A. The Teredo interface
B. The IP-HTTPS interface
C. Both the Teredo and IP-HTTPS interfaces
D. None of the interfaces – when both appear it indicates that the Windows Firewall Domain Profile is active
Great! Now click the following link (which includes the subject line I need to track the entries) and email me your answers:
tomsh@microsoft.com
I must receive your entry by December 3, 2010 3:00PM Central Time
Have fun and good luck!
HTH,
Tom
Tom Shinder tomsh@microsoft.com Knowledge Engineer, Microsoft DAIP iX/Forefront iX UAG Direct Access/Anywhere Access Group (AAG) The “Edge Man” blog (DA all the time): http://blogs.technet.com/tomshinder/default.aspx Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/tshinder Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/tshinder