ISA and TMG both support VPN quarantine control, which allows you to inspect client systems before you let them onto your network over a VPN connection. If you haven’t tried this, you might want to investigate the possibilities. Check it …
You can use the TMG firewall to support your VoIP implementations. In fact, that was one of the big updates to the TMG firewall when it was released. It took a lot of years, but it finally happened! Check out …
Did you know that you could use TMG and BranchCache on the same machine? You can! Here’s information on how you do it http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff685650.aspx
Here’s a nice little article on DirectAccess that you can use to help you boss understand why you need to deploy DirectAccess in your organiation. Check it out at: http://searchenterprisedesktop.techtarget.com/tip/Using-Windows-7s-DirectAccess-to-enhance-the-mobile-user-experience
It happens from time to time. The firewall service just fails to start! What might be the problem and what might fix the problem? In this blog post, Nitin shows you one reason why this would happen and how you …
Oh no! Remote assistance for DirectAccess clients has stopped working. This scenario is more common than I’d like to admit. What might be the problem? In this KB article they describe a hotfix that might fix your problem with DirectAccess …
Speaking of Richard Hicks, he’s going to present on DirectAccess at TechMentor this year! If you’re into the DirectAccess scene, you’ll want to make sure you attend this session. Check it out at: Windows Server 2012 R2 DirectAccess Deep Dive …
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Great new troubleshooting tool for DirectAccess was released last month! Richard Hicks gives you the lowdown on this excellent troubleshooting helper check it out at: Microsoft DirectAccess Client Troubleshooting Tool
Sure, you should be using Azure, but since Azure doesn’t offiically support connecting to it with the TMG firewall, your best option is going to be EC2. Hey Microsoft, it’s not our fault that you don’t support your own products! …
