Re: Configure Remote Access Wizard Failing

Got it!

It turns out that the administrator account had been assigned 'Allow
Access' in Active Directory, rather than 'Control Access through Remote
Access Policy'. This was a migrated Active Directory (I did a sort
of... 'half swing' :P), and I guess the previous administrator had
changed this setting. Who knew the wizards were so feeble...

As you always say Susan... migrations suck!!

Thanks everybody.

- Jesse

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