asked on No Log entries for LDAP communication on a Microsoft NPS Server
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LDAP communication to the NPS server should begin communicating with LDAP and get 4400 event IDs. I have joined the server to the domain, added it to a "IAS" "RAS" group, added the NPS Role, received a Cert, and installed the Cert. When I check the NPS Logs, I see no LDAP communication. I see connection attempts to the clients, but of course those get rejected.
What am I missing, or what can I check to verify that the NPS server is communicating with the domain controllers?
LDAP communication to the NPS server should begin communicating with LDAP and get 4400 event IDs. I have joined the server to the domain, added it to a "IAS" "RAS" group, added the NPS Role, received a Cert, and installed the Cert. When I check the NPS Logs, I see no LDAP communication. I see connection attempts to the clients, but of course those get rejected.
What am I missing, or what can I check to verify that the NPS server is communicating with the domain controllers?
Active DirectoryWindows Server 2008
Last Comment
Seth Simmons
Maybe this will help.
You could always use Network Monitor and grab a packet capture as well
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