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1. #WORD 2016 FOR MAC CHOOSE CERTIFICATE ALLOW FAILS LOADING PASSWORD#
2. #WORD 2016 FOR MAC CHOOSE CERTIFICATE ALLOW FAILS LOADING WINDOWS#

You can change the priorities of policies in the NPS console using the Processing Order value. Policies are processed from the top to down, and when it turns out that all the conditions in the next policy are met, their further processing is terminated. When creating and planning RADIUS policies, pay attention to what matters their order. If you need to restore NPS configuration from a previously created backup file, run: Import-NpsConfiguration -Path c:\ps\backup_nps.xml You can backup the current NPS server configuration to the XML file using the command: Export-NpsConfiguration -Path c:\ps\backup_nps.xml The last screen displays all selected NPS policy settings. This value means that the user authorized by this policy will be granted a maximum (15) administrative access permission on the Cisco device. On the next screen, select Access Granted. Using this name, you can specify, for example, a mask by which several different RADIUS clients will be processed by a single access policy. We will need it in the future to identify a specific network device when creating access policies - Remote Access Policy. The Client Friendly Name field may differ from the DNS name of your device.

#WORD 2016 FOR MAC CHOOSE CERTIFICATE ALLOW FAILS LOADING WINDOWS#

Use the Add to create a new condition by selecting the Windows Group type (add the RemoteCiscoUsers group) and specify the Client Friendly Name ( Cisco_*). Let’s add two conditions - the authorized user must be a member of a specific domain security group, and the device you want to access has a certain name. In the next step Specify conditions, you need to add the conditions under which this RADIUS policy will be applied. Specify the Policy name, the type of network access server should remain unchanged (Unspecified). Expand the Policies > Network Policies branch and select New: In our case, we will use only the NPS Network policies.

These policies are processed sequentially from the top to down Network policies - a set of conditions and settings that allow you to specify who is authorized to connect to your network and a list of assigned access permissions.Connection request policies - these policies define a set of conditions that determines which RADIUS servers should authenticate and authorize connection requests received from RADIUS clients.There are two types of policies on a RADIUS server: Using NPS access policies, you can make a link to the RADIUS client records and the domain security group that determines the level of access to CISCO devices. NPS policies allow you to authenticate remote users and grant them access permissions configured in the NPS role. New-NpsRadiusClient –Address "192.168.31.1" –Name "cisco2960" –SharedSecret "Zb+kp^JUy]v\ePb-h.Q*d=weya2AY?hn+npRRp[/J7d" Configuring NPS Policies on the RADIUS Server In this case, you can use the New-NpsRadiusClient PowerShell cmdlet. You can use the PowerShell command instead of the NPS GUI to add a new RADIUS client. In the Advanced tab, select Vendor name – Cisco. Just add the certificate to the personal certification store on the Local Machine. If you have a corporate Certification Authority deployed to implement PKI infrastructure, you can request and import a *.p12 certificate for the Radius/NPS server. Instead of shared passwords, it is recommended to use certificates.

#WORD 2016 FOR MAC CHOOSE CERTIFICATE ALLOW FAILS LOADING PASSWORD#

The shared secret password is rarely used in huge corporate networks due to the problems with the distribution of shared keys. On the Settings tab, fill the fields Friendly name, client Address (you can specify IP address or DNS name), and Shared Secret + Confirm shared password (you will use this password in the configuration of the Cisco switch/router). To add the new Radius client, expand the RADIUS Clients and Servers section in the NPS console tree and select New on the RADIUS Clients item.