Summary
In this chapter, you learned how IP routing connects networks by intelligently delivering network traffic to the correct destination in the internetwork, how to create and manage demand-dial and the RIP interface for IP routing, how to install RIP and set routing parameters, how to manage static routes with the routeadd command and the Routing and Remote Access snap-in, how to configure TCP/IP packet filters for blocking undesirable traffic, and finally how to manage demand-dial routing. We also discussed the OSPF routing protocol and how OSPF is no longer supported by Windows Server 2008 R2 RRAS.
We then discussed VPN connections and protocols. We talked about the inbound and outbound filters that you can set up on your VPN connection. ...
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