In summary,
I'm definitely walking away with the understanding that the Azure
point‑to‑site VPN has never been more compelling than it is nowadays
given the pandemic and the emphasis we have in our industry on the
remote workforce and allowing remote users to come over the internet
into a secure environment,
whether that secure environment is your corpnet and/or Azure Virtual Networks.
Now for your learning,
note that you can create a site‑to‑site VPN from your home
environment standing up a Windows Server virtual machine that
has a couple software network interfaces,
and you can install the Routing and Remote Access Server and use
the routing and VPN features to stand that up.
In fact, check the exercise files for some guidance on that.
And related,
I want to also just bring up my own model for certification success
that involves a balance of theoretical understanding,
which you can get from a course like this one from the Microsoft docs,
hands‑on application,
which is going to involve you setting up a hands‑on practice lab,
which you can do for fun and for free by using Client Hyper‑V if you're using
an appropriate sku of Windows 10 or Windows 11 and downloading the evaluation
software of Windows 11 and Windows Server 2022.
Lastly, we have practice exam review,
which is something like a MeasureUp or a Whizlabs practice exam that
allows you to see how Microsoft will actually evaluate your
theoretical knowledge and your hands‑on skills.
I look forward to seeing you in the final module of the course
that's called Implement Hybrid Network Connectivity.
Thanks, as always, for your participation. I'll see you there.