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Hi,
We use Always On VPN with a Windows 2016 RRAS server. We use Intune to distribute the policy settings. A new 2022 RRAS server has been installed, configured, and tested. It works fine.
But now we need to switch the users/devices to the new RRAS server. I added the new RRAS server to the current AOVPN Intune policy.
After syncing, the new RRAS server is recognized on the client, but the VPN connection still shows the current RRAS server. fine.
I change the default server, sync again, and hope that the next time the client restarts, it will automatically connect to the new RRAS server.
But I haven't succeeded (yet). Even though the new RRAS server is the "default" server, the (test) client continues to connect to the current RRAS server.
I installed the AOVPN Tools: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/AOVPNTools/1.9.5
But I can't find the default server settings anywhere on the client.
I'm trying to migrate to the new RRAS server without any downtime, if possible.
"Activating" a second VPN server on the second line, based solely on the default server setting (True/False), as the primary VPN server does not work.
Solution:
The new VPN server must be on the first line to be configured as the primary VPN server.
After policy sync, the new VPN connection is automatically established on the fly.