undomiel wrote: I would use a router for a router rather than Windows for a router. I can't really think of a situation where I would prefer to use RRAS unless I had way too many servers sitting around and I felt like being experimental. Most people on here say they haven't seen an RRAS implementation in the wild.
mr2nut wrote: undomiel wrote: I would use a router for a router rather than Windows for a router. I can't really think of a situation where I would prefer to use RRAS unless I had way too many servers sitting around and I felt like being experimental. Most people on here say they haven't seen an RRAS implementation in the wild. That's the answer I was looking for. I feel like a lot of stuff you have to learn to pass these exams really aren't used in the real world which is a bit daft but ah well, MS do run the world I've set it up both ways and I really can't see any reason for making things complicated for yourself by having to set up RRAS. Even those basic Netgear routers can do NAT and custom firewalls these days.