NAT
VPNs
Routing

     If remote access is restricted to the remote access server only, this is called Point-to-Point remote access and no routing is involved. If routing is involved, it is called Point-to-LAN remote access. To enable Point-to-LAN routing, in the properties of Routing and Remote Access (RRAS), on the IP tab, check "enable IP routing".

To backup an RRAS Server:
	netsh dump > filename.ext
To restore an RRAS Server:
	netsh exec filename.ext
Other NetSh commands:
	netsh ras show client        - current connected RAS clients.
	netsh ras show activeservers - Windows 2000 servers running RRAS.
	netsh ras show authtype      - Permitted authentication types.
If the user enabling Routing and Remote Access (RRAS) is not an administrator, the RAS server must be manually added to the RAS and IAS server security group, and then the server should be rebooted to ensure the new group membership is in effect. The administrator can add a RAS server to the RAS/IAS group with the netsh utility: 
	netsh ras add

Remote Access Policies

     A remote access policy condition is: A Windows-group, time and day restrictions, tunneling type, etc.. A remote access policy profile is: The profile that is enforced with the policy that matched the condition. A profile includes whether or not you can bond multiple channels, etc..