Win7 computers don t meet the requirements for DIRECTACCESS and can t access the internet 10

The computer is incorrectly set to a computer-to-computer direct wireless network, and you need to change the computer-to-AP network type.

You can change your network network type, find the network you are connected to wirelessly, that type, or delete it and reconnect again.

To meet the following requirements:

1. The DirectAccess server must be Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard, Enterprise or higher.

2. IPv6 must be supported, and IPv6 support must also be enabled on the network transmission device.

3. The DirectAccess client must be running Windows 7 Enterprise or Ultimate.

4. The DirectAccess client must be an Active Directory domain member.

5. There must be a highly reliable network location server (web server) in the enterprise network.

6. If there is a firewall before or after the DirectAccess server, the packet filter must allow the relevant packets to be transmitted.

7. The DirectAccess server must be equipped with two network cards.

The computer does not meet the requirements of DirectAccess and requires the user to install a runtime environment that matches it. DirectAccess requires clients running Windows 7 Enterprise, Windows 7 Ultimate, or Windows Server 2008 R2 and at least one server running Windows Server 2008 R2 DirectAcces.

Direct Access is called Direct Access and is a new feature in Windows 7 (Enterprise Edition or higher) and Windows Server 2008 R2. With this feature, users on the Internet can access resources behind the company's firewall directly from the Internet at high speed and security without the need to establish a VPN connection.

The Direct Access feature overcomes many of the limitations of VPNs by automatically connecting a two-way connection between a client on the extranet and the server on the company's intranet. Direct Access does this by taking advantage of some of the features of IPv6 technology. Direct Access uses IPsec for computer-to-computer authentication, which also allows IT to manage computers before users log in.

Hello, DirectAccess requirements for computers are only at the operating system level, if you want to use DirectAccess then you can upgrade the operating system to Windows 7 Enterprise Edition or above, so that you can let your IT administrator add your computer to the DirectAccess group, and your computer can use DirectAccess directly.

It is recommended to use Windows 8, which integrates the DirectAccess function. Thank you.

This problem may first be your network problem, please refer to Windows Server 2008 R2 DirectAccess settings to check, or it may be your network environment and device problem.