UAG 2010 (UAG) supports two types of network level SSL VPN: Network Connector Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol (SSTP) Network Connector is aimed at legacy clients and SSTP for Windows 7 clients. Network Connector supports both split and non-split tunneling...

While I spend most (all) of my time working with the UAG DirectAccess solution, UAG DirectAccess is functionality essentially represents a superset of Windows DirectAccess functionality. Therefore, I thought it might be interesting to share with you all...

Take a look at the figures below and see if you can guess what device is in the request/response path that you don’t typically see a UAG DirectAccess deployment. First, the ipconfig output on a DirectAccess client located behind a NAT device: Figure 1...

A couple of good questions were asked on a recent blog post and I figured it was worthwhile to answer them in more detail in a separate post. ==================================== “Can you clarify a couple points related to Certificate Authorities and...

DirectAccess is about being “always-on”. When I start my laptop in the morning, I’m ready to get to work. Even though I don’t work on the Microsoft campus, I’m able to connect to anything I want (that I have permissions to connect to) on the Microsoft...