Set wanports device = "WAN Miniport (L2TP)" rasinonly = disabled ddinout = enabled ddoutonly = disabled maxports = 5 Set wanports device = "WAN Miniport (PPPOE)" ddoutonly = enabled Set wanports device = "WAN Miniport (PPTP)" rasinonly = disabled ddinout = enabled ddoutonly = disabled maxports = 5 Set wanports device = "WAN Miniport (SSTP)" rasinonly = disabled ddinout = disabled ddoutonly = disabled maxports = 5 Set type ipv4rtrtype = lanonly ipv6rtrtype = none rastype = none Set tracing state = "disable" level = "basic" Set csp name = "Microsoft RSA SChannel Cryptographic Provider" keylength = "2048" # Cryptographic service provider (CSP) configuration # Network Access Protection client configuration
# Health Registration Authority configuration Set global rss=enabled chimney=automatic autotuninglevel=normal congestionprovider=ctcp ecncapability=disabled timestamps=disabled netdma=disabled dca=enabled
Save the following code as C:\Install_Files\config-rras-nat.txt :.Open PowerShell as administrator, and run the following command.Īdd-WindowsFeature NPAS-RRAS, NPAS-Routing.Configure the Private Interface so that it uses the following IP information:.Rename the interface connected to the private network so that it reads ‘Private Network’.Rename the interface connected to the internet so that it reads ‘Public Interface’.Start -> Run -> ‘control netconnections’.The following procedure will configure the RRAS service to be a NAT’ing router. Your virtual server needs to have two network interfaces: one on the private network, and one on a network that can access the internet. Routing is a way of bridging two or more networks. On a single host in VMWare ESX, this can be accomplished by creating a vSwitch with no physical adapters, then creating a VMWare Virtual Machine network inside the vSwitch. For this to work, you need a private network that is not connected to the internet. The easiest way to do this is to create a private network behind a NAT router. You need an IP boundary for your test domain. This post assumes that you want to separate routing out to it’s own VM. This post is about scripting the set-up of a test domain with the following services in the shortest number of steps possible. Server 2012 task sequences are the first thing I’m going to play with next week once we have SP1 installed though :).Īnyways, here we go. I haven’t played around with 2012 too much yet ‘been focusing on SCCM instead. This information is probably a bit old, since Server 2012 is out.