Forefront TMG 2010 Training teaches beyond the basics of wizards to give you the tools to expertly secure your network. This video covers routing relationships in TMG routing.
It’s crucial for admins to understand the difference between a routing relationship and a network address translation (NAT) relationship in TMG. Instructor Scott Lowe explains these basic TMG networking concepts by defining access rules and publishing rules for each relationship. He then shows you where to find application filters and other features within Forefront’s GUI.
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