In addition to all the things that we discussed thus far, URA offers several other advanced scenarios and features which we will discuss now. These are as follows:
NAP (Network Access Protection): This is a mechanism that inspects client machines and allows them access to the network only if they meet certain criteria dictated by the organization's security policy
OTP (One Time Password): This is an option to extend the authentication mechanism to have Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Arrays: This is the option of configuring multiple URA servers to work in a cluster and provide fault tolerance and load balancing
Multi-geographic distribution: This is the ability to build multiple URA servers and place them at distinct geographical locations to provide protection against disaster, or to improve the service level by reducing network latency
Forced tunneling: This is the ability to force all traffic on the client to go through the URA tunnel and the corporate network, which...