If you missed the first part in this article series please read Configuring Windows Server 2008 as a Remote Access SSL VPN Server (Part 1)

In the first part of this article series on how to configure Windows Server 2008 as a SSL VPN server, I went over some of the history of Microsoft VPN servers and VPN protocols. We finished that article up with a description of the example network that we’ll use in this and subsequent articles on configuring the VPN gateway to support SSTP connections from Vista SP1 clients.

Before we begin, I need to say that I know that there is a step by step guide on how to configure SSTP connections to Windows Server 2008 on the www.microsoft.com Web site. The problem with that article is that I felt it did not reflect a real world environment that uses an enterprise CA for certificate assignment. Because of that, and some of the issues that were left out of the Microsoft step by step guide, I decided to do this article. I think you will learn a few new things along the way as you follow along with me.

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