Re: IAS/RADIUS server has passed an invalid value
- From: "Janani Vasudevan [MSFT]" <jananiv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2006 10:40:03 +0530
From the log files I can see the filters being passed from the IAS server tothe RRAS server. Let's see why it is not working
1) What are the filters that you have applied on the remote access policy?
2) How do you check if the filters are applied or not. i.e. how do you
decide that the traffic is blocked or not ..for eg. by doing a ping etc.
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Janani Vasudevan [MSFT]
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"Frank Pusch" <FrankPusch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi Janani,
the logfiles are now on the ftp site again.
The answer to your questions:
Yes, I checked the event logs. The right policy is active without RQS
filter.
But it doesnt work, I mean this has no effect.
Many thanks to review the log files.
Frank Pusch
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