Please make sure DNS is enabled for the VPN connection and correctly configured. If that works, the problem has to do with DNS resolution. If you are using a host name, please try once using its IP address instead. Are you trying to connect to the destination device using a host name? The destination device can be anything from a normal computer, to a server, to a network printer.ġ.
In this FAQ we will be using destination device as a generic term for the device you are trying to connect to. This FAQ will help you to find out what is causing the problem in your specific situation. Thanks for the MAC information, we’re not covering MACs at the moment but something we’ll consider in the near future.There are a number of possible causes for such a behavior. “Otherwise, VPN vendors not listed by name can usually be protected using Duo’s Generic RADIUS integration.” When I select Connect its connects fine, problem is it’s bypassing the RADIUS service. Using built in WIN10 VPN client configured using using L2TP w/shared secret.
“If your VPN is provided by CheckPoint, please see Two-Factor Authentication for Check Point Mobile Access | Duo Security.” I can’t seem to get remote WIN10 VPN clients to connect externally. It tests fine from the SonicWall and sends a test 2FA to my mobile device. Have a SonicWall TZ400 with RADIUS configured. “It depends on the vendor/type of VPN concentrator (firewall), not necessarily the VPN client itself.” cfg file to connect with a SonicWall TZ400 Radius service and it’s working on the LAN testing from the SonicWall/RADIUS connecting to the Duo Authenticator. Now I understand and have configured the RADIUS integration. When I first created this thread I was asking if there’s a VPN application from the Duo Admin. “Could you please be more specific? Are you asking what application to choose from in the Duo Admin Panel?”
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