Remote Sites

| With a virtual private network (VPN) remote site configuration, clients can connect to remote sites using a VPN site-to-site connection. In the first step for remote site configuration, you create a VPN remote site network, specifying network IP addresses, VPN traffic protocols, authentication settings, and allowed networks. After defining a network, you specify an authentication type (Windows or RADIUS), address assignment methods, and authentication methods. For VPN clients to connect to remote sites, you must enable VPN client access and define VPN client properties. In addition, access rules and network rules must allow traffic between VPN clients and the remote site network.
| How To... You can perform the following tasks:
| Create a remote site network: On the Tasks tab, click Add Remote Site Network.
| Select networks from which clients can initiate connections: On the Tasks tab, click Select Access Networks.
| Select the IP address assignment method: On the Tasks tab, click Define Address Assignments.
| Select authentication methods used by the remote site gateway: On the Tasks tab, click Select Authentication Methods.
| Use RADIUS servers to authenticate the remote site connection. On the Tasks tab, click Specify RADIUS Configuration.
| Related Topics For more information, see these topics in ISA Server Help:
| Site-to-site VPN overview
| Site-to-site VPN and firewall policy
| VPN connection monitoring
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