The Server Room - Windows Server 2016 Remote Access (NAT & VPN) - Episode 017

[@jeffelder4364]

Keep these videos coming. Good stuff. Started watching for the MDT videos you did for the last couple years and im liking these live videos. Keep it up!

[@bjtechnewshd]

thanks. yeah, the MDT videos :) everyone like those, but thank you for watching and supporting the channel.

[@squirrel_ca9745]

Kyle from South Africa, really appreciate your videos man

[@TonyHogan]

This was a very informative episode, I will give this a try for my home network lab. Thanks again for your lessons, BJ.

[@bjtechnewshd]

Thank you Tony. Hope it was helpful. Let me know how it works out within your lab :). As always thanks for tuning in and providing awesome support.

[@elements88xyz]

Thank you very much for the video. I have learned something new today :)

[@todd9774]

Great job. I used this to clear up some information I needed for the 70-741 exam.

[@bjtechnewshd]

that's awesome. how did you do overall on the exam?

[@todd9774]

@@bjtechnewshd I havent taken it yet but I'd like to take it by the end of the year. I passed 740 and then passed 742 at Ignite so I'd like to check off my MCSA soon!

[@allenpambrun889]

Thanks for these video's from Alberta, Canada.

[@alexa1653]

hi, these videos are great. You are doing a great job. Everyone deserves time off, this will help you you deserve it. I like the weekly shows, but if you are crunch on time, then every two weeks or whatever you find best to provide the best material you can provide. Goodness, parenthood is an absolute as well. Enjoy your life too. Also, just if I could request for future episodes maybe do some virtualization videos. Unfortunately I have not been in an environment which has allowed me to gain this experience. Maybe with virtual box, so I can do it later on my own. gosh server building a server will be great too. RAID, yes awesome!

[@bavobostoen]

Some remarks: - a little drawing of the network topology would be helpful, as you are using private ip addresses to simulate your WAN side. A handy reminder to show us during config... - you were connecting to your vpn from inside your own LAN, it makes sense to have access to an outside machine and vpn into your lan from there (if your lab allows) - I'd definitely configure the firewalls: it's going to have to happen anyhow so you might just as well document it I admin, more prep work but more useful...

[@bjtechnewshd]

I would agree and I love that idea about the network topology for you guys. I will definitely do it within Microsoft Visio - strange because I always create topology for my 9-5 job and never thought about doing it for you guys. For the testing the VPN outside that's what I wanted to do within Azure :) but had some issue creating an Azure VM with multiple NICs - short story (I figure it out, so maybe next episode I will demo it) and maybe have the network topology chart too - lol. Thanks for the support, watching and leaving a comment.

[@harrywarnock8429]

Thanks very much for these videos

[@bjtechnewshd]

No, thank you for watching :)

[@Mr_nah]

BTNHD I wasted more than 1 hour on process that takes 10 minutes. Why would u say so many words about nothing! Really disappointed!

[@bavobostoen]

I think you could still ping the 'internet/wan/outside' IP address of your VPN server because routing is on, even if NAT was off. Just guessing...

[@bjtechnewshd]

+Bavo Bostoen still can ping because I picked VPN and NAT so the windows 10 VMs was still getting NAT services :).

[@camajan11]

Hello I am just wondering about if the server room is not going to be online today

[@bjtechnewshd]

Not today. Under the weather. Show will continue next week.