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Ima Bum

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PAP was the correct protocol, I was using &quot;Allow&quot; CHAP but finally got it after numerous attempt.
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PAP was the correct protocol, I was using "Allow" CHAP but finally got it after numerous attempt.

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Alas after 20 mins... I finally tried PAP and sure enough it worked. Was using Allows Protocols CHAP. &nbsp;<br />
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Was getting impatient. <br />
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Thanks!
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Alas after 20 mins... I finally tried PAP and sure enough it worked. Was using Allows Protocols CHAP.  

Was getting impatient.

Thanks!

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For the record; PAP is a rather insecure, old, option, the password is unencrypted. &nbsp;You may want to revamp the system
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For the record; PAP is a rather insecure, old, option, the password is unencrypted.  You may want to revamp the system

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Good to know. &nbsp;Thank you Arnold.
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Thank you, the back and forth additional discussion is very helpful, great to see, thank you.
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Thank you, the back and forth additional discussion is very helpful, great to see, thank you.

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I'm getting this error message: the connection could not be established because the authentication protocol used by the RAS/VPN server to verify your username and password could not be matched with the settings in your profile. <br />
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Setup using: &nbsp;SSTP on a Win10 workstation Under Security Tab for VPN connection, the protocols allowed are MS CHAP v2.<br />
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It connects, looks like it's about to connected and then I get the above error message. Tried about 10 times to no avail. <br />
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Thanks,<br />
R
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I'm getting this error message: the connection could not be established because the authentication protocol used by the RAS/VPN server to verify your username and password could not be matched with the settings in your profile. 

Setup using:  SSTP on a Win10 workstation Under Security Tab for VPN connection, the protocols allowed are MS CHAP v2.

It connects, looks like it's about to connected and then I get the above error message. Tried about 10 times to no avail. 

Thanks,
R

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Windows Server 2019

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A virtual private network (VPN) is a network that uses a public telecommunication infrastructure, such as the Internet, to provide remote offices or travelling users access to a central organizational network securely. VPNs encapsulate data transfers using secure cryptographic methods and other security mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can access the network and that the data cannot be intercepted.