This to see if authentications are successful, even if you end up needing to proxy to NPS for another reason. The MFA Server can validate credentials with AD without proxying the request to NPS. If the MFA Server is installed on a domain-joined server, try setting the target in the MFA Server (RADIUS Authentication->Target) to "Windows domain". If you don't see the Access requests being logged, then the requests aren't making it to You can check the C:\Program Files\Multi-Factor Authentication Server\Logs\MultiFactorAuthRadiusSvc.log to confirm that RADIUS requests are reaching the MFA Server. Then return an authentication result to View. It will then perform a second-factor authentication to the user’s phone or tablet and When the RADIUS request is sent from a View Connection Server to the Azure MFA Server, it will validate the user’s primary credentials against Active Directory. Reason: The specified domain does not exist. Logging Results: Accounting information was written to the local log file. Network Policy Server denied access to a user.Ĭontact the Network Policy Server administrator for more information.įully Qualified Account Name: domain.COM\userĬonnection Request Policy Name: Use Windows authentication for all users ![]() When I get denied, this is the error in event viewer:
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