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RRAS will assign to clients when they connect to the network.
b. Authentication
i. Use Windows Authentication – use AD to authenticate users.
ii. Use RADIUS Authentication – configure VPN connections to use RADIUS
authentication.
3. Finish – review the settings; click Next to configure.
Configure DirectAccess services only – select to add access through DirectAccess connections.
1. DirectAccess
a. Basic – define the appliance location and the URL that clients will use to access
resources.
i. Select the type of network environment:
ii. Public address – enter the address that external clients will use to connect to the
network.
Note: While using an IP address is supported, the FQDN is a best practice.
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Enter the start and end IP addresses to define the range.
1. Radius Server – designate the server name or IP address.
2. Shared Secret – create a secret to authenticate communication between the
appliance and RADIUS server.
3. Confirm – confirm the shared secret.
4. Timeout – the default is usually sufficient, but the duration the appliance will
try to connect to the RADIUS server can be customized as necessary.
5. Score – the default is usually sufficient, but customize the initial
responsiveness score as necessary.
6. Port – the default is UPD 1812 for authentication. Legacy RADIUS servers
may use 1646.
7. Always use the same message authenticator – select if the attribute
Request must contain the Message Authenticator attribute has been
configured on the RADIUS server.
Edge – requires two network adapters; one to the public Internet and one to
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the internal network.
Behind an edge device (with two network adapters) – one adapter con-
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nects to the perimeter network, and the other connects to the internal net-
work.
Behind an edge device (with one network adapter) – the adapter connects
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to the internal network.
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