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networking:windows:network_profiles [2021/11/18 13:40]
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networking:windows:network_profiles [2022/08/11 08:44] (current)
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 http://blog.mpecsinc.ca/2013/08/server-2012unidentified-network-with.html http://blog.mpecsinc.ca/2013/08/server-2012unidentified-network-with.html
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 +<note tip>If you have problems with the Windows Firewall selecting **Private instead of Domain Profile**, try **restarting the NLA service**.  Also try setting the NLA service to ''Automatic (Delayed Start)''.</note>
  
 ===== Registry ===== ===== Registry =====
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 ''HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\NetworkList\Profiles'' ''HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\NetworkList\Profiles''
  
-The DWORD Category value sets type of connection:+:!: The **Domain** connection type also needs the **Managed** value set to ''1'' and the the **NameType** set to ''6''
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 +The **Category** value sets type of connection:
  
   0 = Public (sharing disabled)   0 = Public (sharing disabled)
   1 = Private (home, sharing enabled)   1 = Private (home, sharing enabled)
   2 = Domain (AD, sharing enabled)   2 = Domain (AD, sharing enabled)
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-:!: The **Domain** connection type also needs the DWORD Managed value set to 1 and the the DWORD NameType set to 6. 
  
 ===== How NLA Works ===== ===== How NLA Works =====
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 <note tip>The ''DomainAuthenticated'' category is set automatically.  If you need to change from Private to ''DomainAuthenticated'', try rebooting the server.</note> <note tip>The ''DomainAuthenticated'' category is set automatically.  If you need to change from Private to ''DomainAuthenticated'', try rebooting the server.</note>
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 +<note tip>If rebooting is problematic, you might try **disabling, then re-enabling the network interface** in question.</note>
  
 ===== In PowerShell ===== ===== In PowerShell =====
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