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Masterclass episode 6: Going private with Nerdio

Nerdio Manager for Enterprise (NME) connects to its Azure resources using encryption and authentication. Private endpoints add a network-level option on top: they give NME a private route inside your own network, so you can align it with your security policies, compliance requirements, and existing Azure architecture.  

Join Don Lawrence, Principal Sales Engineer, and Neil McLoughlin, Principal Technical Account Manager, for a visual walkthrough of how to put NME and your Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) estate behind private endpoints, without breaking your session hosts, scripts, or user profiles. 

Here’s what you’ll learn

  • Why private endpoints matter: Bring NME traffic onto your own network to meet your security and compliance requirements. Learn why adding a private endpoint doesn't close the public one, and why hardening is a deliberate second step across the seven resources NME deploys on day one. 
  • How to choose the right build path: Compare the marketplace secure deploy, the Enable Private Endpoints runbook, and manual configuration.  
  • How to get DNS right and fix it when it’s wrong: Walk through four DNS setups, including on premises over ExpressRoute, then see what a failure looks like and how to resolve it fast. 

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Speakers

Don Lawrence
Don Lawrence
Principal Sales Engineer
Neil McLoughlin
Neil McLoughlin
Principal Technical Account Manager EMEA

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