Rejection of authentication: unspecified - Concentrator VPN with MS Radius

Please,

I'm trying to connect with Cisco VPN Client using MS Radius, but the message appears: rejection of authentication: unspecified.

I tried also to use the option [x] do not held pre-authentication, but don t work of cisco_vpn_msradius.pdf guide - troubleshooting.

VPN concentrator - Administration of the ping test is ok for the server Radius Ms.

I see the newspapers and the only other thing that appear is the error of payload.

Thank you very much

You can check that your group has PAP as authentication under the PPP attributes Protocol? So if you have newspapers of som on the event viewer on the windows box please share them here.

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