How NAP Works
NAP is designed so that administrators can configure it to meet the individual needs of their networks. Therefore, the actual configuration of NAP will vary according to the administrator’s preferences and requirements. However, the underlying operation of NAP remains the same. This section describes how NAP works on the example intranet shown in Figure 14-1. This example intranet is configured for the following:
Health state validation, health policy compliance, and limited network access for noncompliant NAP clients
IPsec enforcement, 802.1X enforcement, VPN enforcement, and DHCP enforcement
When obtaining a health certificate, making an 802.1X-authenticated or VPN connection to the intranet, or leasing or renewing an IPv4 address ...
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