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Plan an Advanced Remote Access Deployment

Updated: August 15, 2012

Applies To: Windows Server 2012

Windows Server® 2012 combines DirectAccess and Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) VPN into a single Remote Access role. This topic describes the planning steps required in order to deploy a single Windows Server 2012 Remote Access server with a full range of basic and advanced features:

Step 1: Plan the Remote Access Infrastructure—Plan network and server topology, firewall settings, certificate requirements, DNS and Active Directory, DirectAccess management servers, and the DirectAccess network location server.
Step 2: Plan the Remote Access Deployment—Plan client and server deployment, and DirectAccess infrastructure and application servers.
Step 3: Record the plan—Record your planning decisions for Remote Access advanced deployment. This record can be used as a job aid for everyone involved in completing the deployment steps.

Next steps

After you have completed these planning steps, you can begin the server deployment. For instructions, see Install and Configure Advanced Remote Access.

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