Hope others find this useful! write-output " " Replace with your vpn domain server nameĬustomize the ip addresses of the subnets you useĬhange MYDOMAINHERE.LOCAL to be your domain extension used internally It avoids the 'run as Admin problem' and elevates to admin as needed.Ĭertificate file renamed from to whatever your's is call I have 'challenged' users so I also build a script for installing the Windows Client using PowerShell. I leveraged a lot of learning from around the forum and ended up with a IKEv2 using EAP and has access to the Internet with split tunnel.
The latest slow ring build of Windows 10 14986 fixes the VPN issue and everything is working great now. The password on the user setup pages on PfSense User Manager/Edit is to logon to the console, not for make the VPN connection.īelow are the Security settings of the VPN Tunnel and the Tunnel Definition that worked for me with standard Windows 10 VPN Client. When you setup the User, the Password that matters for the VPN Connection is the word at the bottom of the page: IPsec Pre-Shared Key –- Settings -> Network & Internet -> VPN -> (Under Related Settings) Change Adapter Settings -> and then select the Connection and Properties. In Windows 10, you get to those advanced settings The section half way down explains: The connection has been added but with several undesirable defaults. To make the connect very quick… do the Advanced setup steps. But that is not documented on Microsoft Technet.
The error code returned on failure is 13868, which the technical value for Policy Match Error.
You will also get this in the event log : No Policy match means the client and server can't match encryption and hash algorithm settings. Otherwise you will get a " Policy Match Error", which no one explains without digging.
I tried the AES settings and it did not work for me after may tries. Main problem - when you read the guide here is the most important part which others are not realizing they are doing… Don't read the "if there are no iOS/OS X devices" sections and improve your experience with Standard Windows 10 (no special clients).ĭo use Set Encryption algorithm to 3DES & Set Hash algorithm to SHA1. I battled with trying to get a VPN connection working with Windows 10 so I wanted to share with others so they can avoid some of my pain.