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Remote Access Solution in Windows Server Environment - Coggle Diagram
Remote Access Solution in Windows Server Environment
1.Virtual Private Network (VPN)
remote access
Your office has a network. On this network, you can access printers, connect to IT resources and transfer data
It’s secure and protects your team from sketchy websites.
remote access VPN means your remote employees can log on to your office network from anywhere — home, traveling, in transit — that has access to the internet.
site to site
A site-to-site virtual private network (VPN) is a connection between two or more networks, such as a corporate network and a branch office network
Many organizations use site-to-site VPNs to leverage an internet connection for private traffic as an alternative
Site-to-site VPNs are frequently used by companies with multiple offices in different geographic locations that need to access and use the corporate network
company can securely connect its corporate network with its remote offices to communicate and share resources with them as a single network.
2.Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
RIP is a distance vector routing protocol which shares routing information between its neighbors to help build the network topology table.
RIP has limited security. It is possible to obtain an unauthorized list of routes from other neighboring routers, and it may be possible for a hacker to inject false routes on the network.
This process enables the routers to maintain separate tables describing the network topology, the neighboring routers, and a list of preferred routes.
Network address Translation
NAT also allows you to connect to a TCP/IP network using a Token Ring adapter on the host computer.
If you use NAT, your virtual machine does not have its own IP address on the external network. Instead, a separate private network is set up on the host computer. Your virtual machine gets an address on that network from the VMware virtual DHCP server.
If you select NAT, the virtual machine can use many standard TCP/IP protocols to connect to other machines on the external network. For example, you can use HTTP to browse Web sites, FTP to transfer files and Telnet to log on to other computers.
4.Network policy server (NPS)
When you are administering a NPS remotely, do not send sensitive or confidential data (for example, shared secrets or passwords) over the network in plaintext. There are two recommended methods for remote administration of NPSs:
1.Use Remote Desktop Services to access the NPS
When you use Remote Desktop Services, data is not sent between client and server. Only the user interface of the server (for example, the operating system desktop and NPS console image) is sent to the Remote Desktop Services client, which is named Remote Desktop Connection in Windows® 10.
When Remote Desktop Services users log on, they can view only their individual client sessions, which are managed by the server and are independent of each other. In addition, Remote Desktop Connection provides 128-bit encryption between client and server.
2.Use Internet Protocol security (IPsec) to encrypt confidential data
To encrypt communication between the NPS and the remote client computer that you are using to administer NPS.
After installation,on the client computer use the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) to add the NPS snap-in to the console.