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Always On VPN - User tunnel
Hello, I have a customer who has implemented Always On VPN and used it to replace their Direct Access solution. We have device-based tunnels working correctly. We have user-based tunnels working ...
BrianLynch58If your user authentication certificate is stored on a TPM it could be related to a known issue described here.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/467673/windows-10-tpm-2-0-client-authentication-in-tls-1
Try implementing the workaround listed in this post and let me know what happens.
- Hi Richard,
thanks for the response. We were able to get the VPN to work successfully once we re-exported the certificate with the SAN which includes the Principle Name. We are using a 3rd Party CA based in Azure and when the certificate was originally exported it did not include the SAN. Once I had the correct details in the certificate the VPN connected successfully.
Thanks and regards
