Hi,
In my dhcp - Win 2k8 R2 Ent, I am facing a strange issue. Whenever any node/host is attached/discovered in my network/environment; the hostname it reflects in dhcp 'Address Leases' is "android-363ccd85f6acbd3a.XXXX.com" insted of the actual hostname.
Pl. help.
Hi
I am working with QWAVE api to set DSCP value in packets.
I am trying to do multiple calls with DSCP bit set as 46 between server and client. For each call I have to add socket to the QOS flow which is done by QOSAddSocketToFlow.
Problem arises when DSCP bit for some of the calls were not getting set correctly.
Further I found that for those calls QOSAddSocketToFlow api is returning an error code
Element Not Found
This error is no where specified as possible return code in msdn site https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa374027(v=vs.85).aspx
I am using QOS_NON_ADAPTIVE_FLOW and traffic type as QOSTrafficTypeBestEffort
QoSResult = QOSAddSocketToFlow( QoSHandle, ConnectSocket, sockaddr, QOSTrafficTypeExcellentEffort, QOS_NON_ADAPTIVE_FLOW, &FlowId);
I want to understand in what scenario QOSAddSocketToFlow can throw this error code. Also, this is not happening for all calls, some random calls are getting this error.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
So I'm trying to implement a load balanced split/split DNS infrastructure to replace the current infrastructure.
I've got the environment more or less in place at this point (not in production) and I'm trying to slowly roll out my caching only resolvers to select user groups, but I'm running in to some nagging problems.
First I was having issues reliably resolving many sites that use Akamai for hosting/DNS. For example if you do an nslookup for www.bing.com you will receive CNames like search.ms.com.edgesuite.net. These name servers are utilizing EDNS
and our firewall was not playing nice with the packets. I made the suggested registry change here which disables EDNS and resolved those problems
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/832223
Now, we're having another problem. Once in awhile a group of sites (all seemingly owned by Aol, in particular, engadget.com) become unresolvable. I can run an nslookup -d2 and it definitively shows a SERV FAIL. If I look at the cache on an affected server I
see NS records, but typically no other cached records. If I delete the cache the sites are immediately resolvable. Also, typically after an undetermined amount of time (15'ish minutes) the problem resolves itself. If it had happened one time I'd have forgotten
about it, but the problem recurs on a roughly weekly basis.
I've also made this change because our caching servers are using root hints even though it doesn't exactly describe our problem:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/968372/en-us
Additionally I can add a forwarder to the server and it immediately starts resolving properly again. So I'm wondering if this bug is still affecting me and what options I have to alleviate it.
[cmdial32] 12:47:56 08 Custom Action Dll ActionType = Connect Actions Description = to update your routing table ActionPath = C:\Users\setup\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Network\Connections\Cm\7X64VPN\CMROUTE.DLL ReturnValue = 0x80071392 [cmdial32] 12:47:56 21 On-Error Event ErrorCode = -2147019886 ErrorSource = to update your routing table [cmdial32] 12:47:56 13 Disconnect Event CallingProcess = C:\Windows\system32\cmdial32.dll [cmdial32] 12:48:01 04 Pre-Connect Event ConnectionType = 1 [cmdial32] 12:48:01 06 Pre-Tunnel Event UserName = xxxxxxx Domain = DUNSetting = xxxxxxx Tunnel DeviceName = WAN Miniport (PPTP) TunnelAddress = xxxxxx [cmdial32] 12:48:02 07 Connect Event [cmdial32] 12:48:04 08 Custom Action Dll ActionType = Connect Actions Description = to update your routing table ActionPath = C:\Users\setup\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Network\Connections\Cm\7X64VPN\CMROUTE.DLL ReturnValue = 0x0
Hi
Long story short we have NPS setup with RADIUS client AP's to process wireless connection requests on our 2008R2 domain. Our Connection request and Network policies at present only contain a NAS Port Type 802.11 condition, which works fine. I am trying to restrict wireless access to computers that are part of the domain but as soon as I add a Machine Group condition which includes the Domain Computers group non of the computers can connect. I have seperately tested adding a User Group condition and this works fine. Any ideas on what could be wrong?
Thanks
My network works with Relay Agents on switches with L3 routing. DHCP server in vlan 1, clients in another vlans, routing works fine, but dhcp service only for broadcast requests from clients (request new ip address). Unicast requests from clients (ip address renew operation, command ipconfig /renew) dont work, DHCP server log NACK message, because scopes configured using option 82, but unicast request reseived without option 82 information.
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/teamdhcp/2012/10/01/dhcp-policies-based-on-relay-agent-information-option-option-82-dhcp-snooping-and-ip-source-guard/
If you hadn’t already noticed, the server identifier override sub-option is not used in policy condition value. Relay agents use this sub-option to provide IP address which should be included by the DHCP server in Server Identifier option [DHCP Option 54] instead of DHCP Server’s IP address in DHCP replies. By default, only the DHCP messages which are broadcast by the client pass via the relay agent. The DHCP renew messages which are unicast by the DHCP client to the IP address of the DHCP server do not pass via the relay agent.How to configure Option 54 DHCP server?
So I've run into some possible dns issues. I'm attempting to troubleshoot and one of the tools I used to use was netdiag back in the old 2003-2008 days. However for some odd reason on server 2012 r2 netdiag doesn't exist.?? What the heck Microsoft?
So what are we supposed to use now for troubleshooting these issues? DCDiag is NOT THE CORRECT ANSWER.
And I have not been able to find anything in Microsoft forums other than questions from others about what happened to the tool.
Hi there,
I've been struggling for two days now. So I set up a VPN L2TP Server on Windows Server 2012 R2. Everything works fine. I can connect from within the LAN, I can connect with my iPhone after forwarding UDP ports 500 and 4500 to the server's IP address and after allowing port 1701 on Windows Firewall on the server.
Now, I can't connect when using a standard home internet connection. It'll sit there for a while and eventually return error. I originally thought it was a specific ISP not allowing, then I tried 3 more different home connections and I noticed that the issue was with every one of them. Fun fact: it works when I'm using a phone as a hotspot connected to my Win 10 machine.
The issue happen on Win 10 (latest release, tried 3 machines with 3 different ISP's) and Win 7 (tried 2 different machines with 2 different ISPs). Why would the host spot allow me to connect whilst the other one doesn't?? I don't get it.
The VPN server is behind a NAT-T so I did apply the registry fix to all machines (and rebooted, like 300 times) and also applied an hotfix on one of the Win7 machines. Nothing, it just doesn't want to work!
Forwarding port 1701 at the router level to the internal network also doesn't work. I'm still probably stuck in thinking and trying to understand why LTE connections work.
This is a test project, so nothing to worry about, but after 2 days of googling like an idiot I'm hoping to get some guidance from you guys. Here's the current configuration for the VPN Server's network:
ISP Router >> Forwarding all traffic to a Sitecom Router >> Forwarding UDP 500 and 4500 to W2k12R2 Server's IP
The Server is running off a Windows 10 Pro hypervisor (the v-switch is sharing the only NIC available).
Thank you!
S
Hi All,
I am using Windows Server 2012 R2 Std edition in my office as a server. From last so many days i m not able to ping servers local ip from my lan network. But i m able to access server like \\192.168.1.3 its working even i m able to take remote access also with same Ip.
Firewall is already off of the server even i have disable server's antivirus also but same issue.
Please can i have any solution on this
I see a lot of Event id 10009 and 10006 in one of Domain Controller (Windows Server 2008 R2) hosted by a Windows 2012 R2.
10009 DCOM was unable to communicate with the computer 192.168.10.xx using any of the configured protocols no windows server/computer
10006 DCOM got error "2147944122" from the computer 192.168.10.xxx when attempting to activate the server:
{8BC3F05E-D86B-11D0-A075-00C04FB68820}
Hi folks,
Can I adding forwarders or stubs to some IP X.X.X.X :: (example: 10.100.0.2) for the following reverse zones ?
y.y.in-addr.arpa :: (96.10.in-addr.arpa)
z.z.in-add.arpa :: (97.10.in-addr.arpa)
a.a.in-add.arpa :: (98.10.in-addr.arpa)
@818moncho
Respected All,
Our problem is to assign two ip addresss for a single ethernet card or client from DHCP server.
How to assign two IP address logical to a single client from DHCP server (suppose one is 192.168.109.98 and second is 192.168.10.98) in same Physical Network ?
Regards
Sanjeev
Hello everybody,
I am developing a Windows Server 2012 R2 architecture (Virtualized all servers as Virtual Machines - VMs).
The architecture foresees some application with WebServer IIS.
The architecture foresees 2 Web Servers in NLB configuration.
REQUIREMENTS:
Reverse Proxy
It is request the use of proxy server. MS ARR is under consideration.
(I am not expert in Reverse Proxy and therefore I am asking your help)
QUESTION:
1) Does MS ARR have to installed in different server from the NLB web Server farm?
Or it is possible to install it on the 2 Web Server (as configured in NLB)
(By using additional servers, this lead to increase the number of VMs and licensing costs)
2) IS Windows NLB required? or it is MS ARR to provide NLB functions?
3) Is MS ARR a good tools to build Proxy server functions ? or third-parties software should be taken into consideration?
Please
Could you help in addressing this requirement?
Thanks
Good Morning,
I am the Network Administrator for a small non-profit organization. We ran into an issue a while back that caused me to discover that at least one static DNS record in our organization vanished. Unfortunately, this DNS record belongs to a mission critical server so it caused a few headaches along the way. Once I re-added the DNS entry, I ran dcdiag.exe and found the following.
I've been in the process of decommissioning Server1 and have moved critical services off of it. This issue began after I disconnected it from the network for a few hours to see if any of our devices were soley dependent on it for DNS. Once I
validated that the environment was generally good to go, (although we were seeing some minor latency due to devices trying to hit Server1 before moving onto Server2 for DNS entries) I reconnected it. I've since restarted Server1 and forced replication to see
if that cleared the issue, but I'm still seeing this.
I'd appreciate any assistance you could provide.
Command Line: "dcdiag.exe /v /c /d /e /s:server2"
Starting test: VerifyEnterpriseReferences
The following problems were found while verifying various important DN
references. Note, that these problems can be reported because of
latency in replication. So follow up to resolve the following
problems, only if the same problem is reported on all DCs for a given
domain or if the problem persists after replication has had
reasonable time to replicate changes.
[1] Problem: Missing Expected Value
Base Object: CN=SERVER1,OU=Domain Controllers,DC=MOF,DC=ORG
Base Object Description: "DC Account Object"
Value Object Attribute Name: msDFSR-ComputerReferenceBL
Value Object Description: "SYSVOL FRS Member Object"
Recommended Action: See Knowledge Base Article: Q312862
[2] Problem: Missing Expected Value
Base Object: CN=SERVER2,OU=Domain Controllers,DC=MOF,DC=ORG
Base Object Description: "DC Account Object"
Value Object Attribute Name: msDFSR-ComputerReferenceBL
Value Object Description: "SYSVOL FRS Member Object"
Recommended Action: See Knowledge Base Article: Q312862
LDAP Error 0x20 (32) - No Such Object.
......................... SERVER2 failed test
VerifyEnterpriseReferences
Starting test: VerifyReferences
The system object reference (serverReference)
CN=SERVER2,OU=Domain Controllers,DC=MOF,DC=ORG and backlink on
CN=SERVER2,CN=Servers,CN=Default-First-Site-Name,CN=Sites,CN=Configuration,DC=MOF,DC=ORG
are correct.
The system object reference (serverReferenceBL)
CN=SERVER2,CN=Domain System Volume (SYSVOL share),CN=File Replication Service,CN=System,DC=MOF,DC=ORG
and backlink on
CN=NTDS Settings,CN=SERVER2,CN=Servers,CN=Default-First-Site-Name,CN=Sites,CN=Configuration,DC=MOF,DC=ORG
are correct.
The system object reference (frsComputerReferenceBL)
CN=SERVER2,CN=Domain System Volume (SYSVOL share),CN=File Replication Service,CN=System,DC=MOF,DC=ORG
and backlink on CN=SERVER2,OU=Domain Controllers,DC=MOF,DC=ORG are
correct.
......................... SERVER2 passed test VerifyReferences
Starting test: VerifyReplicas
This NC (DC=DomainDnsZones,DC=MOF,DC=ORG) is supposed to be replicated
to this server, but has not been replicated yet. This could be because
the replica set changes haven't replicated here yet. If this problem
persists, check replication of the Configuration Partition to this
server.
This NC (DC=ForestDnsZones,DC=MOF,DC=ORG) is supposed to be replicated
to this server, but has not been replicated yet. This could be because
the replica set changes haven't replicated here yet. If this problem
persists, check replication of the Configuration Partition to this
server.
......................... SERVER2 failed test VerifyReplicas
Summary of DNS test results:
Auth Basc Forw Del Dyn RReg Ext
_________________________________________________________________
Domain: MOF.ORG
Server1 PASS PASS PASS PASS WARN PASS n/a
Server2 PASS PASS PASS PASS WARN PASS n/a
Hi,
I have a Windows Server 2008 server setup for remote access. I need to connect an iPhone/iOS to it using l2TP/IPsec VPN with pre-shared keys.
I have configured the server to accept VPN conenctions using L2TP/IPSec with pre-sahred keys and verfied that Windows clients can connect successfully using this method of VPN. I have opened up all the approprate firewall ports.
However, no matter what I try I can't get an iPhon/iPad to conenct. Here is a trace from my ikeext.etl file when an iPhone is trying to connect:
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 0|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 0|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Received packet
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 0|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Local Address: yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy.4500 Protocol 0
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 0|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Peer Address: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.4500 Protocol 0
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|iCookie d2af42d1e6df971f rCookie 472381cd5568e485
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Exchange type: IKE Quick Mode Length 308 NextPayload HASH Flags 1 Messid 0x011ce124
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|mmSa: 0x00000000033A0670
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Create QMSA: qmSA 0000000013287010 messId 11ce124
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Processing QM. MM 00000000033A0670 QM 0000000013287010
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Process Payload HASH, SA 00000000033A0670 QM 0000000013287010
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Process Payload ID, SA 00000000033A0670 QM 0000000013287010
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Process Payload ID, SA 00000000033A0670 QM 0000000013287010
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Process Payload SA, SA 00000000033A0670 QM 0000000013287010
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|QM propNum 1, transformNum 0, peerSpi 159457670
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|QM transNum 1
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|PROTO: ESP Algo 12
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_LIFE_TYPE: 1
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_LIFE_DUR: 3600
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_ENCAPSULATION_MODE: 4
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_KEY_LENGTH: 256
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Adjusting QM cipher type to AES_256
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_HMAC_ALG: 2
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|QM propNum 1, transformNum 1, peerSpi 159457670
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|QM transNum 2
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|PROTO: ESP Algo 12
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_LIFE_TYPE: 1
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_LIFE_DUR: 3600
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_ENCAPSULATION_MODE: 4
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_KEY_LENGTH: 256
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Adjusting QM cipher type to AES_256
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_HMAC_ALG: 1
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|QM propNum 1, transformNum 2, peerSpi 159457670
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|QM transNum 3
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|PROTO: ESP Algo 12
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_LIFE_TYPE: 1
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_LIFE_DUR: 3600
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_ENCAPSULATION_MODE: 4
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_KEY_LENGTH: 128
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_HMAC_ALG: 2
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|QM propNum 1, transformNum 3, peerSpi 159457670
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|QM transNum 4
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|PROTO: ESP Algo 12
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_LIFE_TYPE: 1
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_LIFE_DUR: 3600
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_ENCAPSULATION_MODE: 4
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_KEY_LENGTH: 128
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_HMAC_ALG: 1
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|QM propNum 1, transformNum 4, peerSpi 159457670
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|QM transNum 5
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|PROTO: ESP Algo 3
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_LIFE_TYPE: 1
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_LIFE_DUR: 3600
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_ENCAPSULATION_MODE: 4
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_HMAC_ALG: 2
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|QM propNum 1, transformNum 5, peerSpi 159457670
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|QM transNum 6
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|PROTO: ESP Algo 3
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_LIFE_TYPE: 1
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_LIFE_DUR: 3600
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_ENCAPSULATION_MODE: 4
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IPSEC_HMAC_ALG: 1
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Looking up QM policy for IKE
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|QM localAddr: yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy.1701 Protocol 17
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.072 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|QM peerAddr: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.52917 Protocol 17
*****FormatMessage & Cipher
Auth transform:
Type: SHA1
Config: HMAC-SHA1-96
Crypto module: <unspecified>
Cipher transform:
Type: 3DES
Config: CBC-3DES
Crypto module: <unspecified>
-- 7 --
Lifetime:
Seconds: 3600
Kilobytes: 250000
Packets: 2147483647
PFS group: None
SA transforms: 1
-- 0 --
Type: ESP-Auth
Type: SHA1
Config: HMAC-SHA1-96
Crypto module: <unspecified>
-- 8 --
Lifetime:
Seconds: 3600
Kilobytes: 250000
Packets: 2147483647
PFS group: None
SA transforms: 1
-- 0 --
Type: AH
Type: SHA1
Config: HMAC-SHA1-96
Crypto module: <unspecified>
Flags: 0x00000000
Normal idle timeout (seconds): 300
Idle timeout in case of failover (seconds): 60
of [1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Accepted proposal. Prop: 1 trans: 1
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|FwpmFilterEnum0 returned no matching filters
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [user] |xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IkeMatchFwpmFilter failed with Windows error 13825(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [user] |xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IkeMatchFwpmFilter failed with HRESULT 0x80073601(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [user] |xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IkeGetFwpTransFilterID failed with HRESULT 0x80073601(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [user] |xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IkeQMSelectorToIpsecTraffic failed with HRESULT 0x80073601(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [user] |xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IkeQMSelectorToGetSpi failed with HRESULT 0x80073601(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [user] |xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IkeGetSpi failed with HRESULT 0x80073601(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [user] |xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IkeProcessQMPolicyValidation failed with HRESULT 0x80073601(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [user] |xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IkePostPayloadProcessQMSA failed with HRESULT 0x80073601(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [user] |xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IkeHandlePayloadQMSA failed with HRESULT 0x80073601(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [user] |xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IkeProcessPayloadQM failed with HRESULT 0x80073601(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [user] |xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IkeProcessOakPayloadGroup failed with HRESULT 0x80073601(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [user] |xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IkeProcessOakPacket failed with HRESULT 0x80073601(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|QM done. Cleaning up qmSa 0000000013287010. Error 13825(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IKE diagnostic event:
Event Header:
Timestamp: 1601-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
Flags: 0x0000011f
IP protocol field set
Local address field set
Remote address field set
Local port field set
Remote port field set
IP version field set
IP version: IPv4
IP protocol: 17
Local address: yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy
Remote address: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Local Port: 1701
Remote Port: 52917
Application ID:
User SID: <invalid>
Failure type: IKE/Authip Quick Mode Failure
Type specific info:
Failure error code:0x00003601
No policy configured Failure point: Local
Keying module type: Ike
QM State: State corresponding to first roundtrip
QM SA role: Responder
Mode: Transport Mode
QM Filter ID: 0x0000000000011093
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|SendNotify: mmSa 00000000033A0670 cookie d142afd2 state 6 messId 11ce124
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Construct IKEHeader
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Construct HASH
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Construct NOTIFY
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Sending Packet
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|iCookie d2af42d1e6df971f rCookie 472381cd5568e485
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Exchange type: IKE Informational Mode Length 76 NextPayload HASH Flags 1 Messid 0xa7d312b7
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Local Address: yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy.4500 Protocol 0
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Peer Address: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.4500 Protocol 0
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.074 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IF-Index: 10
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.075 [ikeext] 4|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|Deleting QM. MM: 00000000033A0670 QM: 0000000013287010
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.075 [user] |xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IkeHandleOakQMPacket failed with HRESULT 0x80073601(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.075 [user] |xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IkeHandleQMPacketDispatch failed with HRESULT 0x80073601(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
[1]01D0.0D60::01/09/1601-02:07:43.075 [user] |xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|IkeProcessPacket failed with HRESULT 0x80073601(ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_POLICY)
What I don't understand is that it accepts a proposal but on the very next line it says there are no matching filters.
Can anyone give any advice on troubleshooting this problem? There seems to be no reason why this setup should work for Windows clients but not for an iPhone.
Thanks
I try to use Windows Server 2016 TP5 as BGP router.
There are 2 peers (Peer1&Peer2) advertising IPv4 default routes to us. Peer1 is controlled by me also. Both AS paths contains 2 AS.
If I make default route from some peer to have high priority (low weight or high localpref or short AS path) only this route appears in main route table (route print -4). When I stop this peer, Get-BgpRouteInformation shows low priority route as Best but this route doesn't appear in route table. When I start this peer again, no default route appears in route table at all!
Peer1 is Allied Telesys AT-770S. Peer2 is some Cisco router.
Windows Server 2012 R2 behavior is the same.
Some users are "DHCP Users" and "DHCP Admins", non-administrator users
I´ve download a tool called ServiceSecurityEditor.exe, that shows that these group can stop, start and restart the DHCP Server service (and the SDDL language shows that too)
But the user really cannot, nor usign the DNS manager nor the services.msc tool
What i need: Make sure regular user ("DHCP Users" and "DHCP Admins") can stop, start and restart service