by
Brian Madden
This is a video of a breakout session from BriForum 2008, presented by Thorsten Rood.
Session Description: Network Access Protection (NAP) is one of the most discussed new
features introduced by Microsoft in their Windows Server 2008 platform
and respective client updates. That technology maybe has a chance of
becoming a certain endpoint analysis standard for access control and of
course there already exists an interface for utilizing NAP in RDP
scenarios.
This session shows how to configure and make use of NAP in
RDP-scenarios from scratch. This applies to both application delivery
solutions based on terminalservices as well as introducing a new level
of security and access control in administrative datacenter scenarios.
We'll also compare TS-NAP with Citrix Access Gateway Endpoint Analysis
and show pros and cons of those solutions.
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