Windows 10: [Azure VPN Client] Always open "Compact View"

Hi,I already settings the Azure VPN on Azure portal and use Azure VPN Client to access so that the better!, But I found a unsatisfactory details VPN IP, VPN DNS, VPN Routes on right the windows Azure VPN Client, So I found the solution for obscure detail just go to Settings > Check "Compact View", But users can uncheck every times so this a bad thing, Therefore we can enable "Compact View" always and users can't disable?I think the Azure VPN Client have a method for settings the "Compact View" because I found somethings on "Event Log" when I check and uncheck "Compact View".Settings >

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what external vpn servers are available for connection by microsoft or azure vpn clients?

what external vpn servers are available for connection by microsoft or azure vpn clients?

 

Azure VPN issue

Hi Ankita, I'm sorry about that, you may also try visiting this link. This will provide you more troubleshooting steps that might help

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/vpn-gate...

 

Unable to connect to a non-Azure PC through VPN

I have a client with a Win10 Pro machine that is using their Azure account as their PC logon.

This PC needs to connect through a VPN to a Non-Azure computer (Win 10 pro) to access document files.

The VPN connects without issue. However, when attempting to access any folders on the connected computer, I am unable to specify a non-azure account to open the shared directory on the client computer.

On the client computer I created a generic logon public with password public, and assigned "everyone" read/write access in sharing and security. Again, when I attempt to map the folder through the VPN, the dialog box that pops up only allows me to put in
the azure address (*** Email address is removed for privacy ***) that the computer is logged into.

I also tried disabling all file/folder password protected sharing in the destination machine, but that has not helped.

Adding the destination machine into Azure is not an option, as it has other local computers that need access, and I can't put the destination network into an Azure domain.

Of note, if I log onto the local computer with a local, non-Azure account and connect the VPN, I am able to access the destination PC files without issue. The problem then is the local machine looses access to the Azure features it needs.

I am open to suggestions on how to make this work.

Neil