DRAG DROP
You manage a server named DA01 that has the DirectAccess feature configured. You deploy a new server
named DA02. Both servers run Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2.
You need to configure a Direct Access load-balanced cluster named WAP01 that contains servers DA01
and DA02.
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Explanation:
Box 1: Add-WindowsFeature –Name DirectAccess-VPN, NLB
We set up DA01 for Directaccess-VPN and for Network load balancing.
Box 2: NLB
DA02 will be a node in the cluster so it needs NLB
Box 3: WAP01
Set up the cluster named WAP01.
Box 4: DA02
Box 5: DA01
DA02 is a node in the cluster, while DA01 is the DirectAccess server.
We add the DA02 server to the load balanced cluster as node. The Add-RemoteAccessLoadBalancerNode
cmdlet adds a server to the load balanced cluster. The server is added to the cluster to which the server
on which the cmdlet is run, or to the server specified in the ComputerName parameter.
The –RemoteAccessServerParameter specifies a remote access server which should be added to the
cluster. In this case DA01.
Add-RemoteAccessLoadBalancerNode
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