Hi
I am working on this existing Win Server 2016 with Essential Experience
The Anywhere Access Wizard has been working well ... until today. It now fails due to inbound connectivity on port 80
The IIS site is accessible internally and externally via http://remote.mydomain.com and https://remote.mydomain.com
Hardware firewall has all the correct ports forwarding
The Windows firewall is set up properly
Rebooted the server; reboot the router; checked the Services
What else can I look at?
Yes, that sometimes happens but if you can connect ignore this
Mariette,
I am having all kind of weird issues with the cert. I used Certify the Web as per your instructions in this site
The issues are: The PC is connected through the VPN, but no traffic goes through. The local network connection states that the computer is connected but there is no internet . All PING tests fail, except ping to self
I tried to "Repair Anywhere Access"; I also tried to re-run the Wizard from the start, getting same error as before
Right now, I need the VPN working as there are a lot of remote users
Tried to check that RRAS is using the correct cert (I can't though the GUI).
After checking in the certificate store that only one cert was present, I used this command
$Cert = Get-ChildItem -Path Cert:\LocalMachine\My | Where-Object {$_.subject -eq "CN=office.mycompany.com"} Set-RemoteAccess -SslCertificate $cert
What else can I do???
Aaaargh! I am losing my mind (and my time) with this server. Tried everything... Restart RRAS services, re-run the various Wizards in Essential console, etc...
The current problem is that when a VPN connection is made, NO traffic goes through... The only possible "traffic" is PING your own allocated RRAS IP (obviously). As soon as a connection is made, all traffic stops. If I change my VPN connection to not use the Default Gateway, internet comes back up, but still no traffic to the remote LAN
Rebooted the server ... Fixed... Whyyyyyyy?
My current concern is:
Add this in the script that executes after Certify the Web renews
# Update certificate after renewal for SSTP VPN param($result) # Store certificate in variable $certificate = Get-ChildItem -Path Cert:\LocalMachine\My | Where-Object {$_.Thumbprint -match $result.ManagedItem.CertificateThumbprintHash} # Update RRAS with new certificate Import-Module RemoteAccess Stop-Service RemoteAccess Set-RemoteAccess -SslCertificate $certificate Start-Service RemoteAccess
Also set DNS suffix in the network properties of your VPN adapter on the client.