Examples of using Directaccess client in English and their translations into Polish
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A DirectAccess client does not have access to the internal network.
For more information,see Configure DirectAccess Clients.
A DirectAccess client cannot access a resource on the internal network.
Whether you want to restrict communication from DirectAccess clients to only those servers that are members of specific security groups.
DirectAccess clients exclusively use IPv6 to access internal network resources.
Install Windows 7 on your DirectAccess clients and join them to your AD DS domain.
DirectAccess clients access the URL to determine whether they are located on the internal network.
Solution 2: To determine where to send Domain Name System(DNS) name query requests, the DirectAccess client uses the NRPT.
This allows the DirectAccess client to confirm that they are communicating with their intended servers.
The host names, IPv4 addresses, orIPv6 addresses of the management servers on your internal network that you want to initiate communications with DirectAccess clients.
Cause 1: The DirectAccess client is not a member of the configured security groups for DirectAccess clients. .
The Internet Protocol version 4(IPv4) or Internet Protocol version 6(IPv6)addresses of the internal network DNS servers that you want answering name queries for DirectAccess clients.
Configure the location of an internal Web site so that DirectAccess client computers can determine when they are located on the internal network.
On the Management page, you configure the list of IPv4 orIPv6 addresses of internal network servers that you want to initiate communications with DirectAccess clients.
The following table lists possible DirectAccess client configurations and their corresponding method of sending IPv6 traffic to the DirectAccess server.
Use local name resolution if the internal network DNS servers determined that the name does not exist orif the internal network DNS servers are not reachable and the DirectAccess client computer is on a private network.
This is the most secure option because the DirectAccess client will only send DNS queries to Internet-facing DNS servers for server names that cannot be resolved.
Solution 1: Verify that the correct security groups are configured in step 1 of the DirectAccess wizard andthat the computer account of the DirectAccess client computer is a member of one of the configured groups.
These servers are typically management servers that contact DirectAccess client computers to perform management functions such as software or hardware inventory assessments or to install updates.
If the network location server function is on the DirectAccess server,you must specify the certificate that is used for authentication of HTTPS-based connections between DirectAccess clients and the DirectAccess server.
On the Location page, you specify the network location server,which is a server that a DirectAccess client uses to determine whether it is located on the internal network or the Internet.
If the DirectAccess client can reach the network location server and access a specified Web page, the DirectAccess client determines that is on the internal network and DirectAccess functionality is not used.
If these CRL distribution points are not accessible to DirectAccess clients, authentication fails for IP-HTTPS-based DirectAccess connections.
Solution 1: To access a resource on the internal network, the resource must either be IPv6-capable, which requires that the computer and the application making the resourceavailable are both IPv6-capable, or that you use a Network Address Translation-Port Translation(NAT-PT) device between the DirectAccess client and the resource.
If the name of an internal network resource server is not matched to an entry in the NRPT, the DirectAccess client uses Internet-facing DNS servers and other methods to resolve the name.
For the initial configuration of DirectAccess client settings in the DirectAccess snap-in, expand the DirectAccess node, click the Setup node, and then click Configure for step 1.
Use a Network Address Translation-Protocol Translation(NAT-PT) device to translate traffic between your DirectAccess clients that are using IPv6 and servers and applications that can only use IPv4.
In addition to the encryption of traffic between the DirectAccess client and server over the Internet,the end-to-end for selected servers access model also ensures that communications between the DirectAccess client and internal network servers are authenticated and protected.
The DirectAccess serveruses this root or intermediate CA certificate to validate the computer certificates sent by the DirectAccess client computers during the initial connection to the DirectAccess server.
Authentication without protection requires that the DirectAccess client and internal network resource perform IPsec peer authentication, but subsequent data packets exchanged are not protected with an IPsec header.