Then, Windows 10 operating system is the only available option at this point.Īnd yes, you can only use Azure VPN Client to obtain and validate an Azure AD token.Īuthentication Type: Radius or Azure Certificate Please tell me there are other options and Azure VPN Client is not the only way to get Azure Active Directory authentication to work. We may have to also test with Mac systems so something that can be used more universally would be optimal. In a complete windows environment, this seems doable and documented well but I have not been able to find a more vendor-agnostic VPN client to use in order to configure systems differently. We really want to be able to VPN and use the Azure Active Directory for authentication. We have also explored OpenVPN but not sure if this is supported and only is available if we were using certificate-based authentication. We are running into an issue where there are some client systems that we do not have control over have their access to the MS Store disabled and cannot download the Azure VPN Client. We are currently using the Azure VPN Client that has to be downloaded from the Windows 10 MS store. The setup currently works and I'm able to connect to my Azure instance with access to my internal resources.
I've set up an Azure VPN Gateway using the following.
Are there other options for Azure VPN Client using Azure AD Authentication?Īuthentication Type: Azure Active Directory
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