VPN Connection plus NAP error

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VPN Connection plus NAP error

Asked by LostInWindows in Virtual Private Networking (VPN), SBS Small Business Server

I am trying to connect Vista to SBS 2008. After I make the connection I am seeing from the server RRAS window "not NAP compatible". The Network Policies are shown in the picture below. My VPN connects, I can ping anywhere on the network but I cannot browse the network or more importantly, I cannot map a network drive.
The router is a Cisco RVS4000. I am not using the Cisco VPN client and I am connecting to the network from a location that uses a different subnet.

What am I missing?

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VPN Connection plus NAP error

Asked by LostInWindows in Virtual Private Networking (VPN), SBS Small Business Server

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