The TechNet article "DirectAccess Unsupported Configurations" states: "Network Access Protection (NAP) is used to determine whether remote client computers
meet IT policies before they are granted access to the corporate network. NAP was deprecated in Windows Server 2012 R2. This means that NAP may not be supported in future versions of Windows. For this reason, starting a new deployment of DirectAccess
with NAP is not recommended. A different method of end point control for the security of DirectAccess clients is recommended." Does Microsoft have an official position on other third-party products that are supported that can provide a similar function?
If there is no official position, has anyone used another product and gotten it to work with DA?
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