If you have Windows R2 standard, you can only choose standalone. On Active directory or any member server server which joins in the domain install Network Policy and Access Services.
Choose Secure Wireless Connctions. Leave default name "Secure Wireless Connections" and click Next. Click on Manual radio button and type in shared secret. Shared secret should match with Wireless controller. Filter TCP packets to narrow capturing packets.
Choose the certificate "servername. If you only see CA certificate in the window, you need to create server certificate manually. This is Windows R2 known issue. Perform Mr. Greg Lindsay's step Friday April 22, pm Try this: to re-issue a certificate.
Click Apply. If your computers do not match the policy, please make sure that if you have Windows Groups, it only has the group "Domain Computers'.
The computer will not match if it has "domain computers" and "Domain users". Create a separate policy, exactly the same with only domain computers and see if it solves the problem. I am not sure if you are already using the certificate for "Wired Even the certificate itself is used for another purpose, NPS policy should point the right certificate. You will see EAP type in the window.
The certificate name should be servername-domainname, such as server. When I had I have double checked and the computer is in the Domain Computers group. The "Dialin" error is because the account does not have "Allow Dialin" enabled. The only thing that works to deal with that reliably is to use the "Ignore" option on the remote access policy. Fix that first and see if it is still hitting that last Remote Access Policy.
Recently I experienced the same situation. Even though I specified domain users in the Network Policy, the user could not connect. I think your choise - Control through NPS policy is absolutely right. In that case, by choosing Dial-in Allow access option resolved the issue. I think this is a Windows implementation issue. I have my lab in my hand Windows non-R2, Aruba 5. I guess I should have to look into Global Policy.
I should correct my past update. This reason code 22 most likely happen if your pc client does not have CA certificate of your domain. Our Exclusive Weekly Deals. A confirmation link will be sent to this email address to verify your login. Today on all IT exams. Instant Download. The first step is to open the Network Policy Server console. I believe this is a configuration problem with NPS and was hoping someone might be able to assist me with this.
We have had similar issues using Cisco wireless kit. The logs were showing similar messages that no policies matched on NPS. We discovered the only difference being the Student WLAN was using only 'a' whereas the staff was set to use 'a', 'b' or 'g'. We changed the student wireless lan to use all bands instead of just 'a' and it has started working.
Oh I could use your help steve! Similar Threads Wireless The time now is PM. All rights reserved. Copyright EduGeek. Follow EduGeek via.
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