You work as a Network Administrator for NetTech Inc. The company has a Windows Server 2008
domain-based network. The network contains 4 Windows Server 2008 member server and 120
Windows Vista client computers. Your assistant wants to know about the settings that make up
Network Access Protection (NAP) health policies. Choose the settings that are the part of Network
Access Protection (NAP) health policies.

Answer:

Explanation:
The Network Access Protection (NAP) health policies are combination of the following
settings:
1.Connection request policies
2.Network policies
3.Health policies
4.Network Access Protection settings Connection request policies are sets of rules that allow the NPS
service to determine whether an incoming connection request should be processed locally or
forwarded to another RADIUS server.
The network policies are sets of rules that specify the circumstances under which connection
attempts corresponding to incoming request messages are either authorized or rejected. Health
policies are used to specify health requirements in terms of the installed system health validators
(SHVs). The Network Access Protection (NAP) settings consist of the configuration of the SHVs
installed on the NAP health policy server for health requirements and error conditions, and
remediation server groups.