How to Install VPN + NAT in Windows Server 2019 (Explained)
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In this video we will install and configure Network Address Translate in Windows Server 2019 . Also we will create DMZ (demilitarized zone ).We we need to nic card in order to succed. After we will install A virtual private network (VPN)
Install configure and administer VPN and NAT
Install configure and administer Virtual Private Network
Install configure and Administer Network Address Translate
Tutorial of how to setup Virtual private Network
Tutorial of how to setup VPN
Tutorial of how to setup Network Address Translate
Tutorial of how to setup NAT - Наука та технологія
Professor Anghelache is truly the GOAT. Take such a complex topic, simplifies under 20 mins.
Clear and concise presentation a blind person could follow.
I tried this with my MacBook Pro Silicon Chip set, using UTM as my Virtual Machine.
The instructions were so clear and theoretical portion was spot on, after a few attempts only two steps weren't accomplished. Buna Treaba
Multumesc mult!!! Mi-a fost foarte utila informatia.
you life saver bro please continue with more videos like this Thank you !
Great content.!
Ioane, nu stii din ce situatie m-ai scos cu tutorialul asta.
Daca ne intalnim vreodata iti sunt dator cu o lada de bere sau ce bei tu.
Sa fii sanatos!
Cant figure when you go to setting in VB and adding second adapter ...only have 1 adapter open and the 3 others are Locked ?? Cant have or add my second one
Could this be done with two different clients? I'll explain myself:
One client would be on the local network so it would require NAT to connect to the Internet, and the other one would be on a different network than the server and would use a VPN to connect to the server and have internet connectiont throw it. It's basically the same you have done but with two different machines and VPN one being outside the local network.
Thany u anyways man, you have been helpful.
Thanks...
Make a video for subnets and it's calculations please
Exelent video, thaks much!
Isn't it possible without second card? My dedicated server has only one NIC inerface which is public and dont want to use virtual machine.
i followed you step by step but it didn't work, I get the login screen and after that it tries to connect but nothing happens. I don't even get an error. By the way I'm not using VM
Hi there, at 15:57, you entered your VPN server ip address, my question is how to convert VPN server ip address into a hostname ??? for example we don't want to give VPN server ip address to our clients !! we want to give them a hostname instead of ip . do you have any solution for that .?? thnx
hello, I have a multiplayer game in Windows Server 2019 and I want to prevent connecting with VPN. VPN blocking Will Windows Server 2019 be blocked?
Can you please tell me how can i join my physical machine to virtual server from outside the network . Please help me on this 🙏🙏🙏
Hello Srikanth. Very simple. You need to connect the virtual machine to Bridge and assign a static IP address from your real network. Then in your router, you need to create a port forward which matches the machine IP address/name to your public IP address and the port number.
Am o intrebare, se poate sa ies cu 50 chrome de pe acelasi laptop, avand un singur ip si sa accesez cu toate 50 acelasi site dar sa para ca sunt din 50 locatii diferite? Adica sa nu se vada ca e acelasi ip? Iti raman dator daca imi poti explica cum se face. Multumesc anticipat.
Salutari. NAT functioneaza Different. Pt aceasta problem foloeste TOR browser. La tor se schimba IP-ul mereu.
спасибо великий индус
Он не индус, у него румынское имя, по русски звучит как Ванюша.
It's confusing as to what you're trying to accomplish here. Use a Windows server on your network for NAT ? You're using VM's for everything so the topology is a little confusing. Where is your firewall ?
By Adding 2 NIC card. 1 for Private and 1 For Public you create a DMZ. That's the most basic firewall ever.
Very poor explanation.