Designing SRA Deployment Scenarios
Disable Netlet
Figure 5-11 shows a scenario similar to the basic SRA configuration except that Netlet is disabled. If the client deployment is not going to use Netlet for securely running applications that need to communicate with intranet, then use this setup for performance improvement.
You can extend this configuration and combine it with other deployment scenarios to provide better performance and a scalable solution.
Figure 5-11 Disable Netlet
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