Windows Firewall Rules for Inbound connections from specific IPs with Microsoft Direct Access in use
As the subject says, I am looking to create an inbound firewall rule that allows connections via Microsoft Direct Access but I am a complete novice when it comes to IPv6 which Direct Access operates on. Say my internal IP range of my Management Network is 10.0.1.0/24 How would I create a firewall rule allowing that IP range when IP goes through the 6to4 and Teredo IPv6 transition protocols?
2012r2 Direct Access non-paged memory leak
We have a single site 2012r2 Direct Access server running as a hyper-v guest in edge configuration. The physical box is a 2012r2 Dell R710. The R710 has a Qlogic/BCM5709C NIC card in it, we have turned off VMQ. Direct Access is working but I am noticing a non-paged memory leak occurring in the NDnd tag on the Direct Access guest. The leak occurs when UDP RDP packets traverse Direct Access. The RAM can fill up in a day and the box blue screens and reboots. To bypass this we have set up RDP traffic to go to a RDP gateway instead of across Direct Access for these users. The 2012r2 boxes are fully patched and the clients are windows 10 enterprise fully patched. I have removed all 3rd party software using the NDnd pool tag and a "findstr /m /l NDnd *.sys" only returns ndis.sys. Any ideas would be appreciated.