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All your AP's are correctly listed in radius clients with matching shared secrets?
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All your AP's are correctly listed in radius clients with matching shared secrets?

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are you using NPS as server or proxy?
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@eridzone,<br />
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Yes. In my Windows 2012 NPS server I have 172.16.2.0/24 as the Radius Clients, and have the right shared secret in there. And on the UniFi Console I also have the same shared secret in there.<br />
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The interesting issue is that it appears to be some clients that don't get through and get the error.<br />
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And it is across iOS, Windows and Mac's.
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@eridzone,

Yes. In my Windows 2012 NPS server I have 172.16.2.0/24 as the Radius Clients, and have the right shared secret in there. And on the UniFi Console I also have the same shared secret in there.

The interesting issue is that it appears to be some clients that don't get through and get the error.

And it is across iOS, Windows and Mac's.

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Hey Brains Trust!<br />
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Has anyone seen this error happening on their AP's? A restart of the AP appears to fix the issue and it randomly moves around my AP's.<br />
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Each AP is a Radius Trusted Client as well as the controller. And is impacting a range of devices.
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Hey Brains Trust!

Has anyone seen this error happening on their AP's? A restart of the AP appears to fix the issue and it randomly moves around my AP's.

Each AP is a Radius Trusted Client as well as the controller. And is impacting a range of devices.

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