NPS server ignoring policy

[kcalderw]

I came into school this morning to see no one could get on our WPA2 Enterprise wifi. AFter digging through the event logs, I see that for some reason the NPS server is ignoring my network policy which is set to processing order #1. It defaulted right to #2. I disabled #2, and it went down further on the list.

 

Any reason why this would happen over night?

[kcalderw]

Ok that fast, I found the issue. I have two administrative laptops which I've setup through GPO to auto connect to the wifi via their logged in AD credentials. I'm having an issue where they can't connect. In the event log, it has error reason 65 about the dial-in properties. I have "ignore dial-in" checked in the policy but it's still giving me the error. Both user accounts also have the dial-in properties set to "control access through NPS" checked off. I searched a few places for a solution and one solution was to add another group with the devices (not users) which I did. The group with the two laptops is what through the NPS server out. Once I removed that group, I was able to reconnect to wifi.