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1. What are the two main reasons you should set up an NPS architecture with RADIUS when you have different connection paths to your network?
2. Why is an internal PKI highly recommended for a Direct Access deployment in a production environment?
3. What is the primary difference between network policy conditions and network policy constraints?
4. Assuming a default setup, what two different methods can be used to make a remote access server usable?
5. How does the Response Rate Limiting role feature mitigate a DNS amplification attack?
6. What type of DNS record is used by mail services to find the mail server for a domain?

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What are the two main reasons you should set up an NPS architecture with RADIUS when you have different connection paths to your network?

Two main reasons you should set up an NPS architecture with RADIUS when you have different connection paths to your network

1.RADIUS is centralizing control over authentication & authorization
It wont bother which path user is going to access the network
Single point of contact-here the NPS server will act as RADIUS server
It will handle the authentication of the user & determines the level of authorization

2. for standardizing RADIUS it requires all of the NAS devices to be clients of RADIUS after therefore only 1 protocol perform authentication and authorization & only 1 standard configuration process will be used No matter kind of device that is connecting to the network
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Why is an internal PKI highly recommended for a Direct Access deployment in a production environment?

An internal PKI highly recommended for a Direct Access deployment in a production environment for the following reason

1. It supports Windows7 Clients
2. It provides better security compared to self signed certificates
3. It support muti state direct access & direct access server clusters
4. It supports two factor authentication(E.g Smart cards)

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Answered first 2 questions

really sorry couldnt able to answer the remaining

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