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'Certificate' Option missing from Windows 10 Enterprise VPN connection properties
When trying to connect to an Azure VPN, I noticed that the 'Certificate' option is missing from my version of Windows 10 when I try to edit the VPN connection properties. The only options listed are 'Username and password', 'Smart card' and 'One-time password'.
How would I go about getting the certificate option added?
Windows version: Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise 2015 LTSB Version 10.0.10240 Build 10240
Solution
So it looks like this particular version of Windows 10 doesn't have that option. I got around this by upgrading to the 2016 LTSB version and the Certificate option appeared.
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