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So came into remote office to find that for some reason connect to specific subnet over in remote site. Few weeks ago we've redone some of our networking and as part of that HSRP was put in place between 2 l3 switches, all worked fine and dandy. But ...
you have to give it some cert, doesn't matter which one even, I still use just my nps server's self signed cert, but it NEEDS one to be able to use mschap and to authenticate correctly, recently I've installed ad ca role on my nps server which broke ...
No, it works just fine, been using it for several years across multiple deployments.Make sure you set your certificate in nps policy to allow it to communicate with meraki securely, even unsigned will do.
Hey, It's a c9300-24T (sw1) and c3650e-24TD (sw2) with some details removed like passwords and public ip's, it's a bit of a mess but it's what I inherited and slowly fixing and removed obsolete when I get around to it. sh run sw1; S1_WAN_SW01#sh run...
Well here goes my first reply;I just had to through this issue myself, turns out, when you install AD CA role on the server, NPS server will automagically decide I don't like the previous cert, let's use the wildcard you've just added to your CA role...
