127. Visualizing Azure Virtual WAN I now want to go over a concept known as Azure Virtual Wind, so this Azure for a virtual wide area network is what that’s what that basically stands for now. You know, traditionally in networking, you would have different locations, right? So, for example, we’ll see these ovals are going to represent different locations at our company. OK. You could also say different sites if you want different regions. Now these regions could be all over the […]
125. Implement and manage Network Policy Server role All right, so, I want to take a look at installing some stuff here and how we can configure NPS and all that. So here we are on NYC Server one and I’m going to go into server manager and go to admiral roles and features manager roles and features from there. We’re going to click next, next and next. All right. As far as installing all this goes now, if I want to install […]
123. Understanding Azure Extended Network I’d like to now talk about a feature called Azure Extended Network. So what exactly is Azure extended network? So this a newer feature that Microsoft introduced in the. The goal of this feature is to allow for the ability to have an on-premise subnet that stretches out to the cloud so that you have a subnet. That’s that’s partially on-premise, partially in the cloud now. The thing that that I want to go ahead and get out […]
122. Implement and manage Azure Network Adapter So one of the really neat features that Microsoft has introduced that allows us to kind of integrate on-premise, and Azure is a feature called Azure Network Adapter. The, you know, there’s multiple ways we can connect our on-premise network to the cloud. Number one, we can get a on-premise, a VPN gateway. We can purchase a VPN router or VPN concentrator that can connect into Azure VPN, Gateway feature or number two we can get. […]
120. Visualizing Microsoft RAS Now, one of the features that we have had in the Microsoft world now for well over 20 some odd years, even going back into the 1990s is a feature called R&S, which stands for remote access services. Now in the year 2000, Microsoft actually changed the name to routing and remote access services or auras. Almost everybody does continue to call it R&S for the most part, but some people did call it auras. Ultimately, though, R&S is […]
119. Resolve IP address issues in hybrid environments Now, when it comes to dealing with subnet TCP IP subletting in a hybrid environment, the one key you want to remember is that the subnets have to be unique between the Azure world and the on-premise world that is the number one issue that people run into. They will connect their on-premise environment with Azure using either a VPN gateway or they will use express route. And then they will have some of the […]
118. Implement and manage IPAM I now like to talk about a concept known as AI Pam IPM stands for Internet Protocol Address Management or IP address management, and this goes back to solve an old problem that we had in it for many years involving TCP IP and that is trying to keep track of all of our IP addressing across our company. If you think about, you know, maybe you got one location, one server, you got a handful of IP […]
116. Create and manage IP reservations I want to talk now about the concept of the HDP reservations, so reservations are utilized when you want to reserve a certain IP address for a certain device. Most popularly, this used with prayers. And if you talk to people in the industry about this and you know, over 20 some odd years, I’ve been doing this. Different people have different thoughts on this one being that when my printer comes online, it can request an […]
