By default, Windows 7 does not deploy DirectAccess automatically. If you choose to enable DirectAccess, you will need to deploy Windows 7 Enterprise Edition or Windows 7 Ultimate Edition on worker PCs. You will also need to deploy Windows Server 2008 R2 DirectAccess Server on the edge of your network.

Note: For more information on this feature, please see the “Windows 7 for You” section of this document.

DirectAccess clients access the intranet using IPv6 and IPsec.

VPN Reconnect

While many organizations can use DirectAccess as their only way to connect remotely, some may still need to use VPN technology. VPN Reconnect (also described in Windows 7 for You) keep workers productive and connected. By using Internet Key Exchange version 2 (IKEv2) technology to provide consistent VPN connec- tivity, it automatically reestablishes a VPN when users temporarily lose their Internet connections.

RemoteApp and Desktop Connections

Many companies want to host client applications centrally because of concerns over security, continual cost pressures, and the need to support remote workers. For many years, Microsoft Terminal Services RemoteApp® network software technology met this need. In previous versions of Windows, however, the user experience for Terminal Services-hosted applications was noticeably different than that of client-hosted applications. With RemoteApp and Desktop Connections, you can enable a better remote experience while keeping costs in check and maintaining security and control.

Now, it’s easier for workers to connect to remote applications and remote desktop sessions from any PC running Windows 7, no matter where they are. Once connected, they can launch sessions from the Start menu, just as they do for local applications. Even better, each application launches, looks, and feels as if it’s running locally, and new programs appear automatically on the Start menu as they become available. And with the addition of support for audio recording, multimedia playback, and more, the experience will be remarkably similar to running programs locally on your PC.

Note: Although the names are similar, RemoteApp and Desktop Connections should not be confused with Remote Desktop. RemoteApp and Desktop Connections provides a way for users to more intuitively access centrally hosted desktops and programs that run on a server, under Terminal Services, as typically deployed and managed by a company’s IT department. Remote Desktop is typically used to access one PC running Windows from another.

Page 95 Page 97
Page 96
Image 96
Microsoft GLC00182, GLC01878, GLC00184, GFC00941, GFC02021, GLC-01809 manual VPN Reconnect, RemoteApp and Desktop Connections
Page 95 Page 97

FQC04649, QLF00195, FQC-04765, FQC04617, FQC01156 specifications

Microsoft has continually led the innovation curve in the realm of cloud computing, data management, and artificial intelligence. Among its diverse product offerings, several models, including GFC02050, GFC00020, FQC01156, GLC00182, and GLC-01809, stand out for their unique features, advanced technologies, and robust characteristics.

Starting with the GFC02050, this model is designed for high-performance computing and scalable cloud solutions. Its architecture supports parallel processing, enabling organizations to run complex simulations and analyses with efficiency. The GFC02050 integrates Azure capabilities, allowing for seamless deployment and management of applications in a multi-cloud environment. Enhanced security features, such as advanced encryption and compliance tools, further ensure that sensitive data remains protected.

Next is the GFC00020, which excels in providing AI-driven insights. With built-in machine learning capabilities, it empowers users to harness data analytics for predictive modeling and decision-making. The GFC00020 is also notable for its user-friendly interface, making sophisticated analytics accessible to non-technical users. Its compatibility with various data sources, from on-premises databases to cloud storage, allows for versatile data integration.

The FQC01156 model stands out with its focus on business intelligence and reporting. Equipped with real-time data visualization tools, it enables organizations to track performance metrics and gain actionable insights swiftly. The FQC01156 also supports collaborative features, allowing teams to work together more effectively on data projects. Integration with Microsoft Power BI enhances its capabilities, providing detailed analytics and reporting functionalities for stakeholders.

Moving on to the GLC00182, this model is tailored for enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions. Its strong integration with Microsoft Dynamics ensures a holistic view of business processes, facilitating better management of resources and operations. The GLC00182 boasts a modular design, allowing for customization to meet the specific needs of various industries. Automation features streamline workflows, reducing manual input and operational errors.

Finally, the GLC-01809 is optimized for data governance and compliance management. Its features include automated compliance checks, audit trails, and data lineage tracking, crucial for organizations navigating regulatory landscapes. The GLC-01809 integrates seamlessly with Azure services, providing a comprehensive solution for managing data privacy and ensuring adherence to standards such as GDPR and HIPAA.

All these models exemplify Microsoft’s commitment to providing cutting-edge technology solutions that cater to the evolving needs of businesses across various sectors. Their advanced features and capabilities position them as leaders in their respective domains.
Top Page Image Contents