If the connection request matches both of those conditions, then Remote Access Permissions are determined. The user is a member of the Domain Users group. The connection type is a virtual connection, and ▪

In the remote access policy we created above, there were two conditions: ▪ The VPN client's connection parameters are compared to the conditions in the policy. The policy on top of the list is evaluated first, then the second-listed policy is evaluated, then the third, and so forth. Remote Access Policies are represented as a hierarchical list. When a VPN user calls the ISA firewall, the parameters of the connection are compared against Remote Access Policy (the remote access policy can be either on the ISA firewall itself or on a IAS server). Remote Access Permissions are different than Remote Access Policies. The next step is to configure Remote Access Permissions.

The user must belong to the Domain Users group in the domain specified in the Remote Access Policy. The VPN client must use MS-CHAP v2 or EAP-TLS to authenticate, and the client must support the level of encryption set in the Remote Access Policy. The VPN protocol can be either PPTP or L2TP/IPSec. The new Remote Access Policy requires the connection be a VPN connection. Tom Shinder's Configuring ISA Server 2004, 2005 Remote Access Permissions and Domain Functional Level Shinder, Debra Littlejohn Shinder, in Dr.

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