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Purpose:
Common questions & answers for PDQ Link.
Resolution:
The information below is considered accurate through August 2020.
- What type of Certificate is created?
- What if I want to modify the server settings after I finished the install?
- What ports need to be open for clients to connect to the server?
- What type of connection is being used?
- Can I use PDQ Deploy to install the Client Connections?
- How is the client connection automated?
- Does PDQ Link use split tunneling?
- How do I check if my port is forwarded after the installation is complete?
- How do I retrieve the certificate that was generated from the installation?
- How do I check which User Group I granted access to connect to my server?
- How many clients can connect to my PDQ Link server at once?
- How can I increase the maximum number of connections allowed to my PDQ Link server?
Q: What type of Certificate is created?
A: RSA 2048 cert with a 10-year expiration date
Q: What if I want to modify the server settings after I finished the install?
A: You can run the installer again to make configuration changes to your server setup.
Q: What ports need to be open for clients to connect to the server?
A: TCP Port 443
Q: What type of connection is being used?
A: Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol
Q: Can I use PDQ Deploy to install the Client Connections?
A: Yes, silent parameters /qn
Q: How is the client connection automated?
A: The connection will be established when a user logs into Windows. The user will be able to disconnect and reconnect at any point.
Q: Does PDQ Link use split tunneling?
A: Yes!
Q: How do I check if my port is forwarded after the installation is complete?
A: You can use Test-NetConnection -port 443 to your server that you completed the PDQ Link setup on.
Q: How do I retrieve the certificate that was generated from the installation?
A: You can access the certificate from the cert store on the server you're completed the PDQ Link setup on using the password you chose during the installation.
Q: How do I check which User Group I granted access to connect to my server?
A: Network Policy Server -> Policies
Q: How many clients can connect to my PDQ Link server at once?
A: By default, the PDQ Link setup limits the server to 200 concurrent connections.
Q: How can I increase the maximum number of connections allowed to my PDQ Link server?
A: The number of connections to your PDQ Link server is governed by the number of SSTP ports configured in the Routing and Remote Access role. This number can be set using the Set-VpnServerConfiguration command in PowerShell. The following line will set the maximum connections to 500:
Set-VpnServerConfiguration -SstpPorts 500
After changing the number of SSTP ports on your sever, you'll need to restart the Remote Access service. This can be done by running this line of PowerShell:
Restart-Service RasMan -Force
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