Routing and Remote Access Blog

These are some cool documents - thanks to our "Cable Guy" i.e. Joseph Davies "New Networking Features in Windows Server Longhorn and Windows Vista": http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/columns/cableguy/cg1206.mspx "IPV6 over PPP": http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/columns/cableguy/cg1206.mspx Read More...

Hi All, Till Windows 2003, routing and remote access server (i.e. RRAS) and Windows firewall didn't co-exist. i.e. if one of the feature is enabled - other cannot be enabled. RRAS was having a version of Windows firewall called as "Basic Firewall" - which Read More...

In Windows Vista IKE Layer authentication for L2TP/IPSec tunnel connections using machine certificates has been strengthened by verifying additional fields in the certificate presented by the peer during the IKE negotiation apart from validating that Read More...

By now, from all the other posts you might be aware of steps required to configure SSTP server to accept HTTPS connections. SSTP also supports being configured behind a SSL terminator (Reverse Proxy scenario). With this setup, a SSL terminator can be Read More...

We have seen the steps to configure a SSTP server in one of the previous posts. However, we will concentrate on on aspect of the configuration in this post in detail and the most important one too, because without this your server is not yet ready to Read More...