Windows 10: Windows 10 Built-In VPN Configuration Help

I am trying to setup a VPN connection with windows built-in VPN, but I don't think my IPsec sharing settings will work with the built in VPN, so I thought I might get a second opinion would ask my senior tech supervisor, but he is away for a week. Usually I would install a separate client but the suggested client is a bit dodgy and security is important in my situation, so I'm opting for the built in VPN. These are my settings:


Auth. Method = L2TP/IPsec pre-shared key

IKE = Ver. 1


Phase 1

IKE Proposal = AES128 & SHA1, AES256 & SHA256

DH Group = 15

Key Life = 86400sec 1440min

No Local ID


Phase 2

IKE Proposal = AES128 & SHA1, AES256 & SHA1

DH Group = 5

Key Life = 43200 720min

Relay Detection = enabled

PFS = enabled


I know how to manage key life within Windows Defender Firewall but not for phase 1/2 specifically. Key Life is less important for the connection, and it seems that my only issue lies within Diffie-Hellman, as I cannot find how to set DH group for Phase 1/2 specifically, and WDFwAS has no option for DH Group 15 I would still appreciate any extra help with enabling PFS and Relay Detection.


If I left something out, or put this in the wrong category/topic, please let me know.

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Windows 10 (built-in) VPN ect

Hi John,

You can create or set up a VPN from your computer's Control Panel or from the
Settings. Before you start creating one, you need to have the following:

• VPN server name or address
• VPN protocol
• Username and password to connect to the VPN server

To set up the VPN connection on your Windows 10, kindly follow the steps below:

• Click on the Start button and in the Start menu, click on Settings.
• Click Network and Internet.
• Select on VPN in the left pane to see the related settings.
• Click on the ‘+’ icon that says Add a VPN connection.
• Now provide the information needed in creating a VPN.
  
  a. VPN Provider, choose Windows Default
  
  b.Connection name
  
  c. Server name or address
  
  d.VPN type (use PPTP since it is most commonly used protocols for
  VPNs)
• Once done, click Save.

After you're done creating the VPN, you will see three options on the VPN window.
Connect(lets you connect to the VPN), Advanced Options(takes you to a windows where you can configure proxy) and
Remove(will let you remove the VPN connection).

For more information you can also refer through TechNet by clicking this
link.

Keep us updated so that we can further assist you.