Leaving VPNIKEProtocolEngine::GetRasDeviceParams (status: 0). VPNIKE Recevied message PROTOCOL_MSG_StartĮntering ConnectionTable::GetConnection.Įntering VPNIKEProtocolEngine::GetRasDeviceParams.ĬonnectionId=11,Destination IP=192.168.0.3 Leaving BaseConnectionFactory::GenerateConnectionId (status: 0). VPNIKE Recevied message PROTOCOL_MSG_GetNewIkeTunnelIdĮntering BaseConnectionFactory::GenerateConnectionId. Check where your trace diverges in substance from mine. You could try repeating the previous procedure, replacing Microsoft-Windows-WFP with Microsoft-Windows-RRAS.īelow is the trace text that I get using the same set-up (IKEv2 with machine certificates). How to fix this? I would really like to use VPN client included in Windows10 if only it wasn't broken. I have also tried to set up the connection with power shell, but that wouldn't help either:Īdd-VpnConnection -Name "MyVPN" -ServerAddress " " -AuthenticationMethod "MachineCertificate" -EncryptionLevel "Required" -TunnelType "IKEv2"
I don't really understand which "sign-in info" is being verified. Wireshark shows no traffic related to the connection excluding a DNS query.Ĭertificate chain and a user certificate are installed in 'Local Computer' certificate storage. Trying to open VPN connection (Start -> VPN settings -> -> Connect) results just a dialog "Verifying your sign-in info" which terminates with message "The context has expired and can no longer be used". VPN connection works great with a third party VPN client (Greenbow) but native Windows VPN client won't even try to connect. Certificates are used for authentication, both for the server and a client.
I have set up a VPN server using IPSEC/IKEv2.
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