It then worked for a few weeks, but broke again after the next monthly Windows update. They suggested a repair re-install of Windows, or upgrade to v1809, using the Media Creation Tool, which keeps all your apps and data.Īfter doing that, I had to install a registry fix to enable a connection via my home network router, as by default it doesn't work via a NAT device. MS support spent a couple of hours trying to remotely diagnose the issue and failed. I have been unable to connect to my own NAS VPN server from a Windows 10 PC, though it works fine from Windows 7 and Android devices. Thanks for anyone that can share some knowledge! To a VPN with Windows 10's built in VPN client? Surely I'm not the only person in the world trying to connect I've searched all over the internet and haven't found a solution. I opened a Wireshark capture and there are ISAKMP packets going between my machine and the VPN server, but it doesn't connect. Server is not configured to allow VPN connections. This could be because of one of the network devices (e.g, firewalls, NAT, routers, etc) between your computer and the remote The network connection between your computer and the VPN server could not be established because the remote server is not responding. If I completely disable the firewall and any antivirus, I still can't connect. I've added Firewall exceptions for UDP 50, 500, 4500 and it has made no difference. I cannot connect to the VPN on my new Windows 10 laptop, though. I'm trying to connect to my VPN server which I've been using (and continue to use) successfully with my Macs and iOS devices. I've been living in OS X the past few year and just getting reacquainted with Windows.
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