Your company is testing DirectAccess on Windows Server 2012 R2.
Users report that when they connect to the corporate network by using DirectAccess, access to Internet
websites and Internet hosts is slow. The users report that when they disconnect from DirectAccess to the
Internet websites and the Internet hosts is much faster.
You need to identify the most likely cause of the performance issues.
What should you identify?
A.
Force tunneling is enabled.
B.
DirectAccess uses a self-signed certificate.
C.
The corporate firewall blocks TCP port 8080.
D.
The DNS suffix list is empty.
Explanation:
http://www.ironnetworks.com/blog/common-directaccess-implementation-mistakes#.V_4weckpoaM
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agreed
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I am glad you posted that…I just couldn’t figure that one out. I knew it had to be forced tunneling
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Yes, as you guys say A) is correct.
About force tunneling, this option forces the DirectAccess client to tunnel all network traffic through the private network, regardless of where that traffic is ultimately destined. This behavior, for example, could be used to ensure that all web traffic from DirectAccess clients passes through an internal web proxy server. In Windows PowerShell, this option is configured by using the Set-DAClient cmdlet with the – ForceTunnel parameter.
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