DirectAccess with Unified Access Gateway (UAG)

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DirectAccess with Unified Access Gateway (UAG). Ronald Beekelaar [email protected]. Introductions. Presenter – Ronald Beekelaar MVP Security MVP Virtual Machine Technology E-mail: Beekelaar Consultancy BV [email protected] Work Security consultancy Virtualization consultancy - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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DirectAccess withUnified Access Gateway (UAG)

Ronald [email protected]

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Introductions• Presenter – Ronald Beekelaar– MVP Security– MVP Virtual Machine Technology– E-mail: Beekelaar Consultancy BV

[email protected]

• Work– Security consultancy– Virtualization consultancy– Create many VM-based labs and demos– Software to optimize, manage and run VM

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Session Objectives• Main goals:

– Make it easier for you to talk to customers about using the remote access and management solution of DirectAccess in combination with Unified Access Gateway

– Or: implement DirectAccess in combination with Unified Access Gateway in your own organization

– How to do that?• Help understand the function of DirectAccess (DA)• Understand relationship between UAG and DA• Know that UAG DirectAccess + IPv6 + IPsec is "easy"

– Sub goal:• Use the lab environment for demos

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Demo and Lab Environment

• For study, testing, demo, POC, etc– Download from:

• http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=190269

– Contains all Forefront products• Including FIM and AD FS

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What is DirectAccess• Connect with roaming client "directly" to

the company network• No VPN needed• No extra IP address needed• No terminal server "trick"• Use same "internal" server names: \\hrserver1,

http://portal• Requires IPv6 addresses• Also: connect from company network to

roaming client computer – even before user logs on

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IPv6 ?

• Successor to IPv4, but not well-understood• Multiple transition techniques to have IPv4

plus IPv6Internet

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IPv6 in IPv4 ? ? ?IPv4IPv6 IPv4

IPv6IPv4

IPv6 ??

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Technologies used

• Internal network– Isatap: automatically map ipv4 to ipv6

• External network (Internet)– 6to4 tunneling

or– Teredo

or– IP-HTTPs

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UAG DirectAccess

• Provides DirectAccess 'access' to IPv4 servers on the company network

• Is IPv6 "isatap" router on company network

• Implements DNS64 and NAT64

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DNS64 and NAT64 - say"6-to-4"

From: http://blogs.technet.com/edgeaccessblog/archive/2009/09/08/deep-dive-into-directaccess-nat64-and-dns64-in-action.aspx

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Terminology "Cheat sheet"

• IPv6 addresses– fe80: - link-local (no routing) ~~ 169.254.x.x– 2002: - 6to4 (with routing)– 2001: - Teredo addresses

• Transition– Isatap - generates link-local IPv6 based on IPv4– 6to4 - tunneling on Internet– Teredo - (if NAT) uses UDP 3544– IP-HTTPs - when no Teredo possible

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Networking in lab environment

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