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16.
Select Allow Limited Access and click Configure to open the Remediation Servers And
Troubleshooting URL dialog box shown in Figure 4-49.
FIGURE 4-49
The Remediation Servers And Troubleshooting URL dialog box
17.
Select a Remediation Server Group from the list or click New Group to create a new
one.
18.
Specify a troubleshooting URL if you have (or will have) a web page to provide trouble-
shooting information and resources for remediation. This page should be reachable by
computers in the restricted network. Click OK to return to the Configure Settings page.
19.
Select Enable Auto-Remediation Of Client Computers to have health requirements
automatically corrected. (For example, if there is a requirement for a firewall, and the
health check fails this requirement, Windows Firewall is enabled.)
20.
Click Next and then Finish to create the new policy.
NOTE
STEPS FOR DHCP
The steps for this procedure are those for creating a network policy for a noncompliant
VPN connection. The steps for a noncompliant DHCP connection are slightly different, and
you'll be asked to specify the name of the DHCP scope to use. The scope name becomes
part of the policy to match the MS-Service Class condition. Exams aren't about exact steps,
but what you're configuring, and the basic process is the same.
You need to configure NAP-capable clients to work correctly with NAP enforcement. The
settings you need to configure are shown in the following steps:
Start the Network Access Protection Agent Windows Service.
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