Understanding VPN in Windows Server 2019

What is the first step in configuring a VPN on Windows Server 2019?

• Set up a static IP address for the server

• Enable Windows Firewall settings

• Configure IPsec policies

• Install the Remote Access role using Server Manager.

Which role must be installed to enable VPN services?

• Remote Access

• Firewall Management

• Network Access

• VPN Client

How do you enable VPN access for users in Windows Server 2019?

• Configure VPN settings in Windows 10 instead of Windows Server 2019.

• Disable the Windows Firewall to allow VPN access.

• Install the Remote Access role and configure VPN settings in Windows Server 2019.

• Install a third-party VPN client on each user device.

What is the significance of NAT in VPN configuration?

• NAT is used to encrypt data in VPNs.

• NAT allows VPNs to bypass firewalls completely.

• NAT is primarily for improving internet speed in VPNs.

• NAT enables multiple devices to share a single public IP in VPNs, enhancing security and efficient IP usage.

How can you configure a VPN client on Windows 10?

• You can configure a VPN client by installing third-party software only.

• You can configure a VPN client on Windows 10 by going to Settings > Network & Internet > VPN and adding a new VPN connection.

• VPN settings are found under Control Panel > Network > Connections.

• You must use the command prompt to set up a VPN connection.

What settings are typically required on a VPN client for connection?

• Network protocol, user interface, connection timeout

• IP address, DNS settings, firewall rules

• VPN type, server address, authentication method, encryption settings.

• Proxy settings, bandwidth limit, device type

How can you troubleshoot VPN connection issues in Windows Server 2019?

• Check server status, verify network connectivity, review configuration, check firewall settings, examine event logs, test with different clients, ensure necessary ports are open, and restart services if needed.

• Disable all network adapters

• Change the server's operating system

• Uninstall Windows Server 2019