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AfghanDan
We've setup the Always-On VPN for our Windows 10 users and it works fine. Our CA is in head office, we have 5 remote sites all with VPN links between them, no firewalls as such so all traffic flows between all the sites. We can ping the CA (Which is also a DC running 2016) at the HQ from all remote sites, we can RDP to it, browse the file shares on it etc so I don't believe it's a connectivity issue.
The user certificate template however is only issued to the users when they are physically on the HQ LAN/Subnet. From all other offices it just never gets assigned to them. I have tested this with a few users over a few weeks. They do not have the certificate, but if I physically drive to HQ, plug in the laptop and wait a short while, then the VPN certificate is installed on the machine automatically.
I'm sure it's something simple I am missing. Any suggestions?
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The user certificate template however is only issued to the users when they are physically on the HQ LAN/Subnet. From all other offices it just never gets assigned to them. I have tested this with a few users over a few weeks. They do not have the certificate, but if I physically drive to HQ, plug in the laptop and wait a short while, then the VPN certificate is installed on the machine automatically.
I'm sure it's something simple I am missing. Any suggestions?
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