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Always On VPN Masterclass at ViaMonstra Online Academy – September 2023

I’m pleased to announce that my popular Always On VPN Deep Dive Workshop training event is coming to the ViaMonstra Online Academy! Many of you have requested a virtual, live, online training event for Microsoft Always On VPN, so here’s your opportunity to learn all about this secure remote access technology without having to leave the comfort of your home or office.

Live and Online

This live, online 4-day virtual training event will take place September 18-20, 2023. The cost for the training is $3,195.00 and will include ten training modules and numerous hands-on labs. Don’t miss out on this excellent opportunity to learn more about designing, implementing, managing, and support Always On VPN. Space is limited, so register today!

Additional Information

Always On VPN Masterclass at ViaMonstra Online Academy

Always On VPN Free Mini-Course at ViaMonstra Online Academy

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by Richard M. Hicks on June 29, 2023  •  Permalink
Posted in Always On VPN, AOVPN, Infrastructure, InTune, MDM, MEM, MEMCM, Microsoft, Microsoft Endpoint Manager, Microsoft Intune, Mobile Device Management, Mobility, Remote Access, Training, VPN, Windows 10, Windows 11, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2022, Workshop
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Posted by Richard M. Hicks on June 29, 2023

https://directaccess.richardhicks.com/2023/06/29/always-on-vpn-masterclass-at-viamonstra-online-academy-september-2023/

Always On VPN Ask Me Anything (AMA) June 2023

It’s that time again! Have questions about Always On VPN? Are you having a specific issue you can’t figure out? Need information about configuration options? Here’s your chance to get your questions answered! Join me next week on Thursday, June 29, 2023, at 10:00 AM PDT (UTC -7) for an opportunity to ask me anything (AMA!) about Microsoft Windows Always On VPN and related technologies.

Missed out on this event? You can find the session recording on YouTube here.

The AMA will be an open forum session where we can all talk shop about Always On VPN. It’s a great chance to learn new things and share experiences with your peers. We’ll discuss known issues and limitations, best practices, and more.

Everyone is welcome. Don’t miss out on this excellent opportunity to connect and learn. Register today!

Can’t make the session? Register anyway and I’ll send you the link to the recording as soon as it is availalbe!

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by Richard M. Hicks on June 19, 2023  •  Permalink
Posted in Always On VPN, AMA, AOVPN, enterprise mobility, InTune, MDM, MEM, MEMCM, Microsoft Endpoint Manager, Microsoft Intune, Mobile Device Management, Mobility, NPS, Operational Support, PKI, Remote Access, RRAS, Security, VPN, Windows 10, Windows 11, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2022, Workshop
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Posted by Richard M. Hicks on June 19, 2023

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Intune Certificate Connector Configuration Failed

Troubleshooting Always On VPN Error 691 and 812 – Part 2

The Microsoft Intune Certificate Connector must be deployed on-premises to provision and manage enterprise PKI certificates using Intune. The Intune Certificate Connector supports the deployment of SCEP, PKCS, PKCS imported certificates, or any combination of these. The connector can be configured to run under the SYSTEM account or optionally (and recommended) a domain service account. When using a service account, the service account must have permission to log on as a service on the server where the Intune Certificate Connector server.

Access is Denied

Even when all prerequisites are met, administrators may still find the installation of the Intune Certificate Connector fails with the following error message.

“Configuring Microsoft Intune Certificate Connector failed. No changes were made to Feature or Proxy settings. Please try again.”

“Unexpected Failure. Error: System.lnvalidOperationException: Cannot open PFXCertificateConnectorSvc service on computer ‘.’ System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: Access is denied”

Workaround

After the connector installation fails, open the file explore and navigate to C:\Program Files\Microsoft Intune\PFXCertificateConnector\ConnectorUI. Right-click PFXCertificateConnectorUI.exe and choose ‘Run as administrator’.

Run through the connector installation wizard again, and it should install without issue.

To avoid this problem for future Intune Certificate Connector deployments, administrators can right-click the Intune Certificate Connector installer (IntuneCertificateConnector.exe) and choose ‘Run as administrator’.

Additional Information

Microsoft Intune Certificate Connector Configuration Failure (Part 1)

Microsoft Intune Certificate Connector Service Account and PKCS

Microsoft Intune Learning Resources for Always On VPN Admins

Microsoft Intune Certificate Connector Overview

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by Richard M. Hicks on May 24, 2023  •  Permalink
Posted in Active Directory, administration, Always On VPN, AOVPN, cloud, Deployment, Device Management, device tunnel, Endpoint Manager, Enterprise, enterprise mobility, Infrastructure, InTune, Intune Certificate Connector, Intune PFX Connector, MDM, MEM, Microsoft, Microsoft Endpoint Manager, Microsoft Intune, Mobile Device Management, Mobility, NDES, Operational Support, PFX Connector, PKCS, PKI, public cloud, Remote Access, SCEP, Security, Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol, troubleshooting, user tunnel, VPN, Windows 10, Windows 11
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Posted by Richard M. Hicks on May 24, 2023

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