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Turning Off Automatic Root Certificates Update You also see DNS requests for Windows Update during the time the RADIUS server is not responding.

When looking at packet captures on the Microsoft NPS (Network Policy Server) RADIUS server, you see multiple Access-Requests with the same id number, Duplicate Request ID, with no response from the RADIUS server for over 9 seconds, and then finally an Access-Challenge. When using Device Authentication a user may intermittently be prompted for the device certificate after logging on to the Windows operating system. If the CA has been added to the Microsoft list of trusted CAs, its certificate will automatically be added to the trusted certificate store on the computer. If the certificate is not in the list, Automatic Root Certificates Update contacts the Microsoft Windows Update Web site to see if an update is available. When an application is presented with a certificate issued by a CA, it checks the local copy of the trusted root CA list. Specifically, there is a list of trusted root certification authorities (CAs) stored on the local computer.

You can get the current settings by running the following command in Admin CMD.The Automatic Root Certificates Update option is designed to automatically check the list of trusted authorities on the Microsoft Windows Update Web site. Our next option is to use the Audit policy CLI commands to set the success or failure to enable (Enable – enables logging).Īuditpol /set /subcategory:”Network Policy Server” /success:enable /failure:enable Then we can open up properties and make sure all settings are checked. Our first step is to open up NPS, and right click on the NPS server. I do believe the Audit policy overrides these settings. The first is to use the NPS settings to make sure these logs are recorded – Even those these might be checked, I have seen the logs not recorded. There are a few ways to modify this – but here I will show two easy ones. Sometimes your successes for failures do not show up in Event viewer – this is usually to do with audit logging not including everything. This shows if the server is actively denying the user login attempts due to Creds/Certificate/etc. One of the best troubleshooting steps for Radius/NPS is to look in the event viewer to see why you are having failures.