Forefront Threat Management Gateway on Vail?

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• 2010年5月4日 14:31

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  In theory, I see no reason why it wouldn't work; Vail should meet the requirements. If you decide to give it a try, make sure you're ready to flatten your server, though, just in case. :)

  Also, I'll point out that Forefront offers basically nothing that the home environment needs. You already have a router...

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  I'm not on the WHS team, I just post a lot. :)

  • 已標示為解答 Jonas Svensson -FST-Microsoft Employee, Owner 2010年5月6日 16:39
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• 2010年5月4日 15:31

   

   
  

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  I'm currently a student majoring in Information Technology and I'd like to  work in areas such as system admin or network admin.

  I'm still learning the in-depth working of any type of server and I thought I'd start with a Home Server setup and then work my way up.

  One thing I'd like to learn about is how to log network and website traffics as well as implementing content filtering. What place is better than at home to practice this on my family's network hehe.

  What would you suggest I use at this time? I've not quite gone through all the features that Vail has to offer so it'd be nice to get some tips.

   

  Smile Thanks!!

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• 2010年5月4日 16:33

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  Windows Home Server is, if used as Microsoft intends, nothing like Windows Server to the end user. So if you have Technet access, you have access to Windows Server 2008 (several flavors), and that's what I'd use for testing purposes.

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  I'm not on the WHS team, I just post a lot. :)

  • 已提議為解答 kariya21MVP, Moderator 2010年5月5日 2:32
  • 已標示為解答 Jonas Svensson -FST-Microsoft Employee, Owner 2010年5月6日 16:38
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