Implementing Response Rate Limiting (RRL) in Windows Server

Dive into the critical aspects of Response Rate Limiting in Windows Server, a key mechanism for fortifying your system's security and resilience. As organizations face an ever-evolving threat landscape, it becomes imperative to implement robust defenses against potential attacks. Response Rate Limiting is a powerful feature in Windows Server that aids in safeguarding your infrastructure by controlling the rate at which certain types of responses are processed. By strategically managing the volume of responses, administrators can mitigate the impact of brute force attacks, DDoS attempts, and other malicious activities targeting network resources.
View the Q&A on the Microsoft Tech Community: aka.ms/WSS2024/ImplementRRL
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Very nice session actually. I was searching for a complete video and content on RRL and I got this. Thank you.