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2 Next, on the Select installation type interface, click Role-based or feature based
installation, and then click Next to proceed
4 On the Select server roles interface, select the Network Policy and Access Services
check box and then click Next
6 Next, on the Network Policy and Access Services page, click Next
7 Next, on the Select role services interface, click Network Policy Server check box,
and then click Next
9 Next, verify that our installation was successful, and then click Close
10 Next, on the Server Manager, click Tools and then click Network Policy Server
14 Next, lets continue with configuring NPS Templates In the Network Policy
Server console, right-click Shared Secrets, and then click New
15 Next, in the New RADIUS Shared Secret Template interface, in the Template
name box, type OSI Security (you can fill in any name you prefer), then in the Shared
secret and Confirm shared secret boxes, type your preferred password and then click
OK
17 Next, in the New RADIUS Client interface, in the Friendly name box, type OSINPS, then you need to key in the IP Address of the NPS Server, which in my case
172.16.0.106, click Verify to confirm the IP Address, then click Resolve so that it will
identify the correct IP Address, click OK to proceed
18 Next, in the New RADIUS Client interface, under Shared Secret, in the Select an
existing Shared Secrets template area, click OSI Security, and then click OK.
21 On the Select Accounting Options interface, click Log to a text file on the local
computer, and then click Next
25 Next, we need to configure and test our RADIUS Client.. In the Network Policy
Server console, expand RADIUS Clients and Servers, then right-click RADIUS
Clients, and then click New
26 In the New RADIUS Client interface, please clear the Enable this RADIUS
client check box, then you can click Select an existing template check box.. verify
that your existing template listed in the list then click OK
We have done installing & configuring NPS in our domain server which OSI-ADDS01
server, now its time for us to configure Routing and Remote Access in RADIUS Client
(OSI-NPS server)
27 On the OSI-NPS Server, open Server Manager, click Add Roles and features
31 On the Select server roles interface, click Remote Access box and click Next
34 On the Select role services, make sure you click DirectAccess and VPN (RAS)
check box, and then click Next
39 Next, open Server Manager click Tools and click Routing ans Remote Access
40 Next, in the Routing and Remote Access console, right-click NPS (Local), and
then click Configure and Enable Routing and Remote Access
41 On the Routing and Remote Access Server Wizard interface, click Next
42 On the Configuration interface, make sure you click Remote access (dial up or
VPN)
44 Next, in the VPN Connection interface, click the network interface named
Ethernet 3, but make sure you clear the Enable security on the selected interface by
setting up static packet filters check box, and then click Next
47 On the New IPv4 Address Range interface, in the Start IP address, type
172.16.0.201, then in the End IP address, type 172.16.0.220, verify that 20 IP addresses
were assigned for remote clients, and then click Next
49 On the Managing Multiple Remote Access Servers interface, click Yes, set up
this server to work with a RADIUS server, and then click Next
50 On the RADIUS Server Selection interface, in the Primary RADIUS server box,
type ADDS01 In the Shared secret box, type your password and then click Next
51 In the Routing and Remote Access Server Setup Wizard, click Finish
55 In the New Network Policy Wizard, in the Policy name box, type OSI VPN
Policy, and then in the Type of network access server list, click Remote Access
Server(VPN-Dial up), and then click Next
56 Next, on the Specify Conditions page, click Add, then in the Select condition
dialog box, click NAS Port Type, and then click Add
57 In the NAS Port Type dialog box, select the Virtual (VPN) check box, and then
click OK
59 Next on the Specify Access Permission interface, click Access granted, and then
click Next
65 Now lets test our RADIUS configuration with Windows 8.1 client, switch to
Windows 8.1 client and log in as Administrator, then open Network and Sharing Center
control panel, in the Network and Sharing Center, click Set up a new connection on
network
67 On the How do you want to connect interface, click Use my Internet connection
(VPN)
69 On the Type the Internet address to connect to interface, in the Internet address
box, type 172.16.0.109, in the Destination name box, type OSI VPN, then select the
Allow other people to use this connection check box, and then click Create
71 On the OSI VPN Properties, click the Security tab and then in the Type of VPN
list, click Point to Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP), then under Authentication,
click Allow these protocols, and then click OK
72 Next, right-click the OSI VPN connection, and then click Connect/Disconnect
73 Next, in Network sign-in, in the User name box, type osi\administrator and
password and then click OK
74 Lastly, wait few second for the VPN connection to be established. Ensure that
your connection is successful