Site-to-site IKEv2 IPsec tunnel mode VPN Cross Premise Connectivity is a Windows Server "8" Beta feature that provides the network connectivity to enable service hosting providers to migrate their applications and infrastructure to the cloud. This feature includes a site-to site Internet Key Exchange version 2 (IKEv2) tunnel mode VPN connectivity solution and management interface. Windows Server 2008 R2 introduced IKEv2 support in RRAS for VPN connections. An IKEv2 VPN provides resilience to the VPN client when the client moves from one network to another or when it switches from a wireless to a wired connection. The use of IKEv2 and IPsec allows support for strong authentication and encryption methods. Windows Server "8" Beta RRAS provides added feature enhancements to enable IKEv2 for site-to-site VPN connections. Installing/Enabling the Remote Access Unified Server Role Installation Considerations Deployment Scenarios The combined Remote Access server role for DirectAccess and RRAS can be deployed in ways, depending on the intended method of remote access. Both RRAS and DirectAccess can be deployed alone, or they can be collocated on the same Windows Server "8" Beta server. If an organization has only Windows 7 and Windows 8 Consumer Preview remote clients, they would typically deploy DirectAccess. If the organization has additional remote clients running legacy operating systems such as Windows Vista or Windows XP, or unmanaged clients, they should deploy DirectAccess and VPN. The three deployment choices are as follows. Legacy Mode RRAS only – Rich Experience without VPN DirectAccess only – Rich Experience with VPN both DirectAccess and VPN – Administrators can configure the Remote Access Role using either an Getting Started Wizard or Remote Access Setup Wizard, and can configure the role in either Legacy Mode (VPN only), Rich Experience (DirectAccess only), and Rich Experience (DirectAccess and VPN). The role configuration wizard provides a selection between the three deployment scenarios after the server role has been installed. Planning and Design The new server role can be added to a clean install of Windows Server "8" Beta server, or it can be installed during an operating system upgrade of an existing server. If the existing server has RRAS or DirectAccess installed, the new Remote Access Server Role will
Site-to-site IKEv2 IPsec tunnel mode VPN Cross Premise Connectivity is a Windows Server "8" Beta feature that provides the network connectivity to enable service hosting providers to migrate their applications and infrastructure to the cloud. This feature includes a site-to site Internet Key Exchange version 2 (IKEv2) tunnel mode VPN connectivity solution and management interface. Windows Server 2008 R2 introduced IKEv2 support in RRAS for VPN connections. An IKEv2 VPN provides resilience to the VPN client when the client moves from one network to another or when it switches from a wireless to a wired connection. The use of IKEv2 and IPsec allows support for strong authentication and encryption methods. Windows Server "8" Beta RRAS provides added feature enhancements to enable IKEv2 for site-to-site VPN connections. Installing/Enabling the Remote Access Unified Server Role Installation Considerations Deployment Scenarios The combined Remote Access server role for DirectAccess and RRAS can be deployed in ways, depending on the intended method of remote access. Both RRAS and DirectAccess can be deployed alone, or they can be collocated on the same Windows Server "8" Beta server. If an organization has only Windows 7 and Windows 8 Consumer Preview remote clients, they would typically deploy DirectAccess. If the organization has additional remote clients running legacy operating systems such as Windows Vista or Windows XP, or unmanaged clients, they should deploy DirectAccess and VPN. The three deployment choices are as follows. Legacy Mode – RRAS only Rich Experience without VPN – DirectAccess only Rich Experience with VPN – both DirectAccess and VPN Administrators can configure the Remote Access Role using either an Getting Started Wizard or Remote Access Setup Wizard, and can configure the role in either Legacy Mode (VPN only), Rich Experience (DirectAccess only), and Rich Experience (DirectAccess and VPN). The role configuration wizard provides a selection between the three deployment scenarios after the server role has been installed. Planning and Design The new server role can be added to a clean install of Windows Server "8" Beta server, or it can be installed during an operating system upgrade of an existing server. If the existing server has RRAS or DirectAccess installed, the new Remote Access Server Role will
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