DirectAccess Deployment Guide and Demo Script

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Jun 6, 20102 mins

Content for Microsoft TechEd 2010 New Orleans

I will be leading a session on Microsoft DirectAccess and UAG/DirectAccess at TechEd 2010 in New Orleans and will be referring to a couple documents.  I am posting the link to the docs here on my blogsite so that during my TechEd session, I can point attendees to this page.

The first doc is a 50+ page step by step deployment guide for implementing Microsoft Windows 7 DirectAccess and Unified Access Gateway (UAG) for DirectAccess:

https://www.cco.com/portals/0/downloads/directaccessdeploymentguide-morimoto.pdf

This second doc are the step by step procedures I will be using during the live demo during my DirectAccess TechEd speaking session:

https://www.cco.com/portals/0/downloads/directaccessDemos-morimoto.pdf

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rand morimoto

Rand is a Microsoft MVP and security specialist with expertise in Office 365, Microsoft Azure, Exchange, SharePoint, SQL, Windows Server, Windows Client, System Center, and Lync. Rand has over 50 international bestselling books and speaks at conferences and conventions somewhere in the world every month. Rand is also the owner of the consulting firm Convergent Computing, which was Microsoft's Global Partner of the Year (2014) and an early adopter organization across all of the Microsoft products and services.

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