Set up the base configuration test lab with the instructions found in Base Configuration TLG.
Fernando Lugão Veltem edited Revision 1. Comment: added toc
Joe Davies edited Original. Comment: Added steps to configure the User1 account for Allow access.
Doing these test lab guides is easy! I did this one in a few hours. I just wrote down the procedure as I went and copied some sections from the DirectAccess test lab guide. Did a verify pass and posted.
Fred, you are awesome! If you really like creating Test Lab Guides, and are interested in doing another. The very popular Active Directory Certificate Services Step-by-Step Guide technet.microsoft.com/.../cc772393(WS.10).aspx needs to become a Test Lab Guide. I plan to do it myself, but if you are feeling like cranking these out, please, do so. :-)
Hi Kurt, These are a by-product of a POC I am in charge of for replacing our current VPN solution with Winodws. PKI is not in my realm. Sorry I can't help you.
I had to modify user1 to get this to work. In Active Directory, I had to go to the Properties Tab, Network Access Permission, and Allow Access. After that it worked. Great write up.
I found I ran into the same issue where I could not connect straight away and had to go and change the remote access permissions in AD also. Could there be a step missing when setting up RRAS?
Added the steps to configure the User1 account for the Allow Access dial-in permission.
It looks like in the final version "Network Policy and Access Services" and "Remote Access" are two separate roles. Therefore substeps 9, 10 and 11 in step 2 (setting up EDGE1) need to be adjusted. That is, you select both roles and then continue the installation. At the end there is a link to configure Routing and remote access that takes you to the same place as administrative tools.