The Web Application Proxy
We use proxy servers to access the internet because they perform the required communication with the internet on behalf of the internal users and protect them from external threats. The Web Application Proxy allows us to publish web applications (including AD FS) to the public without exposing the backend of it. This role is no longer a part of AD FS, and it comes as a part of the remote access role. AD FS does not require the Web Application Proxy to work, but it is recommended to use it if users log in from external networks. It also provides basic Denial-of-Service (DoS) protection by throttling and quieting connections.
The communications between proxy servers and web clients are encrypted (based on SSL). The ...
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