DNS name resolution

For most organizations, the UAG portal and applications are there for employees or partners to use from the public Internet, from home, or while travelling. UAG is designed to be accessed using a host-name that is typed into the browser on a user's computer. This means that the client computers need a way to perform name resolution for the server, and for that, you will have to create a host entry on your public DNS server. For some organizations, this can be tricky, if the DNS is hosted by an ISP, or if such change requires assistance from another team within the company. Some companies have very strict change-control procedures, and some hoops will have to be jumped through to get this done. If that is the case, it would be a good idea to get to that early, so it doesn't hamper the production schedule. As an option, you can also use an alternative, such as adding a static entry to the HOSTS file on your client computers, though that could be quite a hassle for a large...