SSL VPN with Network Level Authentication turned on on Microsoft Server

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September 13, 2019
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Hi,

has anybody figured out how to connect to a Windows Server 2016 over the SSL VPN Portal -> RDP when Network Level Authentication on the Server is ticked on ?

Its no Problem to connect to the Server when its ticked off but thats what i don't want to do.

The User is in the Remote Group which is allowed to connect to the Server but it still won't work and i didn't find a solution on the web so maybe its still not possilbe to do this when its turned on on the Server.

OS is the newest 5.6 Version

Thanks in advance

JayL

New Member

RDP with NLA really should have nothing to do with VPN. It's the client computer that doesn't support NLA. What OS does the client have?

Ralf_LauerwaldAuthor

New Member

It's Windows 10, but i connect to the Server via the Portal and not from the local RDP.

The local PC supports it, because when i am on the LAN with that Client i can connect to the Server with the Microsoft RDP but not on via the Quick Connect RDP on the Portal or with saved bookmarks

JayL

New Member

Ralf Lauerwald wrote:
It's Windows 10, but i connect to the Server via the Portal and not from the local RDP.
The local PC supports it, because when i am on the LAN with that Client i can connect to the Server with the Microsoft RDP but not on via the Quick Connect RDP on the Portal or with saved bookmarks

Did you set to the correct security level for the RDP bookmark?