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Well what I just discovered is if I remove the NAS port type from the conditions in the network policy it works with users
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Well what I just discovered is if I remove the NAS port type from the conditions in the network policy it works with users

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I am testing connectivity to my wireless network using my NPS server. I created a connection and network policy as well as a wireless gpo enabled on an OU under &quot;Wireless Network (IEEE 802.11) Polices&quot; in computer settings and the authentication mode in the gpo is set to user or computer. I can connect if I use domain computers as the condition in the network policy but I cannot connect if I use domain users as the condition. When I look at the security logs in event viewer I see that the wrong policy is being used when I can't connect..
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I am testing connectivity to my wireless network using my NPS server. I created a connection and network policy as well as a wireless gpo enabled on an OU under "Wireless Network (IEEE 802.11) Polices" in computer settings and the authentication mode in the gpo is set to user or computer. I can connect if I use domain computers as the condition in the network policy but I cannot connect if I use domain users as the condition. When I look at the security logs in event viewer I see that the wrong policy is being used when I can't connect..

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