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Client VPN with Radius Server
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Note: Some versions of Windows Server require that the CallingStationID is omitted. If you are unable to establish connectivity, remove the CallingStationID and leave the field blank.
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Have you created a server certificate for the NPS?
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Have you checked the NPS logs?
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Meraki states that you don't need a certificate for Radius-server with VPN.
The NPS-logs are empty.
But looks like it works fine when I removed CLIENTVPN from NPS.
Thanks!
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Thank you!
I was pretty sure I tried that, but apperently not.
It works fine when I removed CallingStationID.
You are a champ.
Now even Azure MFA works with User VPN.