May 22, 2018 Windows (built-in) VPN - can't connect after initial successful connect/disconnect. So, I had to install SonicWall Global VPN Client before running Cisco VPN msi to get it done. Well, that didn't work right with my Microsoft VPN configuration and I was always getting the described issue. As soon as I got rid of Cisco VPN and SonicWall VPN. You also have some remote workstations that you want to use to connect to your network. Those workstations are currently using Cisco's VPN client (I guess you have some target Cisco hardware in your network) and you want to replace that with a simple MS' VPN. If this is the case, then YES, you CAN do that.
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Until yesterday I used a Windows 7 Pro and OpenVPN to connect to a VPN. Microsoft reboot validator download. In the OpenVPN config folder I had:
Due to some hardware failure I was forced to buy a new system that came Windows 10 Home pre-installed.
In Windows 10, I'm trying to use the built-in VPN connection system, in order to avoid installing OpenVPN, but I'm unable to make it work. I installed the
ca.crt in the MMC, in Trusted Root Certification Authority , but when I press Connect it says 'Can't connect to VPNCONNECTION - A certificate could not be found that can be used with this Extensible Authentication Protocol'. I tried various settings, but no luck (and for me it's really a matter of luck, since I don't know what I'm doing there)
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I installed OpenVPN, copy-pasted the config directory contents from my old machine and it connected just fine.
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Is there any chance I can use the Windows 10 built-in system and uninstall OpenVPN?
Thanks!
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1 AnswerBuilt In Vpn Client Windows 10 With Openvpn
You can't use the built-in VPN for connecting to OpenVPN. The Windows VPN client only supports the protocols L2TP, PPTP, IKEv2 and Microsoft's SSTP. OpenVPN is a SSL VPN, and the thing with a SSL VPN is that every company has its own Secret Sauce for the connection parameters. While in the future Windows could look into adding support for OpenVPN in particular, in that case the Protocol field will clearly call out OpenVPN.
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