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GET RID OF THE “CONTINUE CONNECTING?” PROMPT FOR YOUR POLICY-CONFIGURED WIFI
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AaronOctober 18, 2021Endpoint Management9 Comments
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Based on some comments and additional feedback, additional content is added
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As of Windows 11, we noticed that we were getting prompted to continue
connecting to a network that we’d never had a problem with before. It’s already
defined in group policy, so this new behavior is puzzling and annoying. The
certificate in question is for the NPS/Radius server our network uses to
validate credentials for the wifi.
I really had no idea how to even begin googling for this problem, but while
talking to some of my fellow nerds on the Winadmins Discord server, tossing
around some ideas on what could be causing this, looking to see whether there
was a problem with the certificate, etc. While I was poking around and testing
these suggestions I stumbled across the fix.
In the group policy editor, find the defined wifi policies under Computer ->
policies > windows settings > Wireless Network (802.11) Policies. Open the
properties for the configuration in question.
On the General tab, find the SSID you’ve configured and click Edit. On the
Security tab, under the authentication method (Microsoft: Protected EAP in my
case), click properties.
On the Protected EAP Properties tab, the checkmark for “Verify the server’s
identity by validating the certificate” was already checked. The fix ended up
being to select the checkmark by my company’s internal CA service. After
updating the group policy on the laptop in question, the network connects
properly on login again with no further questions.
It is important to note that we’re not specifying what the server names should
be, we are merely selecting which root certificate is allowed to sign any
certificates for the radius / NPS servers that might serve this wifi connection.
To answer questions about intune, there are obvious equivalent settings in
intune wifi policies. Here is a bare-bones, heavily redacted screenshot from
production that does not show all settings, just the settings relevant to this
topic:
Hopefully this provides some additional clarity, but let me know if it doesn’t.
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9 COMMENTS ON “GET RID OF THE “CONTINUE CONNECTING?” PROMPT FOR YOUR
POLICY-CONFIGURED WIFI NETWORKS”
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RTG007
11.05.2021 at 3:14 pm
Thanks, this solved the issue for me as well.
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Tommy
12.03.2021 at 12:47 pm
Worked for me as well – thanks for posting this solution.
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TMW
12.03.2021 at 12:48 pm
Worked for me as well – thanks for posting this solution.
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Yme Stechweij
02.16.2022 at 8:49 am
Do you know how to fix this issue with a Intune setting?
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Aaron
02.16.2022 at 4:38 pm
I’ve not yet had the misfortune of having to configure anything on my
clients with intune. Presumably if you created a wifi profile inside
intune it should also have a way to specify which root CAs are trusted.
Update:
It does in fact have places to put the same settings. Here are the
relevant documents:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/configuration/wi-fi-settings-windows#enterprise-profile
Just search for “dynamic trust” on the page.
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Json
02.24.2022 at 9:03 am
Hope this isn’t a stupid question, but what do you mean with “select the
checkmark by my company’s internal CA service”?
I also have “Verify the server’s identity by validating the certificate”
already checked in the policy.
Thank you!
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Aaron
03.11.2022 at 11:59 am
This assumes your company is running an internal Certificate Authority
and did not buy a certificate from a third party vendor. For example,
Microsoft has a server role for providing a certificate authority unique
to your company.
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James
03.11.2022 at 9:28 am
The other thing that Windows 11 seems to do is not allow a wildcard in the
server names field – I had *.school.edu and while it worked fine in Wiondows
10, Windows 11 gave users the continue connecting prompt. We already had our
CA ticked, once I replaced the * with the CN of the certificate, Windows 11
worked fine.
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Aaron
03.11.2022 at 12:00 pm
I just don’t specify their names and each radius server has their own, it
seems to work out. We push our iPads to the guest wifi so I do not often
have to care about their weirdness. Thanks for the tip, I am sure it will
help other people in a similar situation!
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