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#SSL VPN CLIENT UPDATE#
#SSL VPN CLIENT WINDOWS 10#
#SSL VPN CLIENT ANDROID#
#SSL VPN CLIENT PASSWORD#

However, there's little my team can do about it since it's under the control of another entity for whom our organization does a very large portion of our work via the aforementioned SSL VPN. Yes, I am aware that the destination VPN server is well past EoL.

#SSL VPN CLIENT UPDATE#

Removal of KB5018410 resolves the issue, but Windows Update must also be paused on the client computers to prevent reoccurrence from the update simply reinstalling. The client workstations are able to attach to the SSL VPN and everything functions properly until KB5018410 is installed on clients on either of builds 21H1 or 21H2, at which point clients receive the message "client and server can't communicate because they don't possess a common algorithm". Server: Windows 2008 R2 using a self-signed certificate. SSL VPN connections using built-in Windows VPN client.

#SSL VPN CLIENT WINDOWS 10#

stated in the subject, Windows 10 update KB5018410 breaks currently functional SSL VPN connections.Ĭlients: Windows 10 Professional.

Server name or address: E nter the hostname (e.g.com) or the active WAN IP (e.g.

Connection name: This can be anything you want to name this connection, for example, "Work VPN".

VPN provider: Set to Windows (built-in).

Machine authentication: Pre-shared keys.

The following authentication methods are supported:

Machine Authentication > Shared Secret: Enter the shared secret that admin created in Security appliance > Configure > Client VPN settings.

#SSL VPN CLIENT PASSWORD#

Password: User password (based on AD, RADIUS or Meraki cloud authentication).

Account Name: Enter the account name of the user (based on AD, RADIUS, or Meraki cloud authentication).

This information is located in the Meraki dashboard under Security appliance > Monitor > Appliance status.

Hostname is preferred to improve reliability during WAN failover.

Server Address: E nter the hostname (e.g.com) or the active WAN IP (e.g.

Display Name: This can be anything you want to name this connection, for example, " Work VPN".

To configure a macOS device to connect to client VPN, see Set up a VPN connection on Mac in Apple Support. When using Meraki-hosted authentication, the VPN account and username setting is the user email address entered in the Meraki dashboard.

Machine authentication: Preshared keys (e.g. shared secret).

User authentication: Active Directory (AD), RADIUS, or Meraki-hosted authentication.

The following authentication methods are supported:

IPSec pre-shared key: Enter the pre-shared key that admin created in Security appliance > Configure > Client VPN settings.

This information is located in the Meraki dashboard under Security appliance > Monitor > Appliance status.

Hostname is preferred to improve reliability during WAN failover.Server address: E nter the hostname (e.g.com) or the active WAN IP (e.g.Name: This can be anything you want to name the connection, for example, " Work VPN".The following VPN information is needed to complete the set-up:

#SSL VPN CLIENT ANDROID#

To configure an Android device to connect to the client VPN, see Connect to a virtual private network (VPN) on Android in Google Support. To check the Android version of a device, see Check & update your Android version in Google Support. Client VPN connection cannot be configured on new devices. Note: Android devices running Android 12 and above do not support L2TP/IPsec VPNs. Devices with existing configurations will continue to work.