How do I install RRAS in Windows Server 2022?

How do you configure routing and remote access?

Do you have any VPN providers/hosting services?

Yes, you can actually configure your own VPN server with your own IP addresses. This is how the VPN clients in the video are configured. There are many different methods to setup routing, depending on your use case. Check out this guide for further information.

Why is it better than a VPN with open routing? How To Setup An OpenVPN Server? In most cases, you would want to use the built-in iptables firewall instead of running an openVPN server. In fact, the OpenVPN server is really only there to give you some starting help if you are having a problem with the built-in firewall. As stated previously, a built-in firewall will automatically route all traffic for your virtual hosts to the internet. It makes the internet accessible, but if your internal host uses a private network, then the external interfaces on your server still need to use the gateway/route that points to the internet.

To allow your private host to use the internet, you need to have some sort of routing entry in your firewall. The built-in firewall (iptables) will do that by default. If your host needs access to the internet, then you may need to set up extra entries in your iptables which will let you forward certain ports and devices through your firewall. The best example of this is when you have multiple servers and have them all routed through the internet. In that case, it may beneficial to forward your servers' internet traffic through the iptables.

If you haven't used iptables in awhile, you may want to check out this guide to setup an iptables firewall. As you can see from the above screenshots, they only had one internal interface connected to the internet. This means that they have to configure their gateway/router to point to the ip of the Internet Gateway they are currently connected to. The default for most consumer routers is the IP address of the WAN port. For example, my router has 192.168.0.1 set to 192.1/32 which corresponds to the WAN port of my router.

The advantage to this approach is that it allows you to just connect to your router's WAN interface directly and not worry about configuring any additional network interfaces in the router.

How to allow Remote Desktop connection Windows Server 2022?

I've been searching for a solution to allow Remote Desktop connection to Windows Server 2024 R2, but I can't find the solution.

My target server is at work. It's Windows Server 2024 R2 Standard, so I have the Remote Desktop user account is in local administrator group.

I've tried the following ways to allow remote desktop connection, but didn't work. Add "Everyone" permission for a local user in the Remote Desktop Users group on the server, then add the user as a Remote Desktop user in the group. Add "Everyone" permission for a local user in the Local Administrators group on the server, then add the user as a Remote Desktop user in the "Remote Desktop Users" group. Do you have any suggestions? I had similar problem and found this blog post that solved it for me.