I have successfully set up a single point to site Root with 20 client certificates. Once I tested this and verified that it worked on several clients I then created 12 different Root certificates each with 10 to 20 client certificates (these are used for sub-contracting companies each with different contact terms that will need access terminated or extended I planned on doing this thru revoking the associated Root Certificated assigned to each sub-contracting company).
I have no issue creating the Root or Client certificates and each of the Root certificates are all uploaded into the Azure network certificate area. The Client PDK installs with the assigned password successfully. The VPN client also installs successfully ( the only difference is the VPN client now has a long string of numbers and letters and not the network name like the fist install).
I can launch the VPN client, hit connect it list the certificates I have installed and when I click connect I get this error:
The remote access connection completed, but authentication failed because the certificate that authenticates the client to the server is not valid. Ensure that the certificate used for authentication is valid.(Error 853) For customized troubleshooting information for this connection, click Help.
I have recreated a new Root cert and Client Cert same Error.
I have removed all client certs from my computer installed the new client same error.
I have removed all client certs from my computer and installed the single first one again same error.
I have uninstalled the VPN client and tried each on with the same results.
I have asked other users that were successful with the first single Root cert test to do the same things I have done on my computer and same results.
I removed all client certs, VPN client, installed the single client cert with the single VPN client and it connects.
I have read over and over that Azure Point to Site support up to 20 root certificates.
What am I missing. Any help would be great!
Thanks
Steve