How does Windows implement and manage network policies using Network Policy Server (NPS)?

[ProfRon]

So, you know how Windows handles all those network rules? It uses NPS to keep things in check. I set it up once for a buddy's office setup. NPS basically watches who gets on the network and how. You configure policies right in the server manager. It checks your credentials against what you allow. Like, if you're on WiFi or VPN, it decides access levels. I tweak those rules to block sketchy connections. NPS pulls from Active Directory for user info. You define conditions like time of day or device type. It enforces everything without you lifting a finger daily. I love how it logs all attempts for troubleshooting. You just review reports if something goes wonky. NPS integrates smoothly with other Windows tools. I always test policies in a small group first. It prevents outsiders from sneaking in. You can even set up multi-factor stuff through it. I helped a friend roll it out for remote workers. NPS makes the whole network feel locked down yet flexible.

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