The BlackBerry Secure Connect Plus Adapter goes into an “Unidentified network” state and stops working
BlackBerry Secure Connect Plus
Adapter goes into an “Unidentified network” state and stops workingCause
This issue might occur if you restart the computer that hosts
BlackBerry Secure Connect Plus
.Solution - Windows Server 2012
Windows Server
2012- In Server Manager, clickManage > Add Roles and Features. ClickNextuntil you get to theFeaturesscreen. ExpandRemote Server Administration Tools > Role Administration Toolsand selectRemote Access Management Tools. Complete the wizard to install the tools.
- ClickTools > Remote Access Management.
- UnderConfiguration, clickDirectAccess and VPN.
- UnderVPN, clickOpen RRAS Management.
- Right-click the Routing and Remote Access Server and clickDisable Routing and Remote Access.
- Right-click the Routing and Remote Access server and clickConfigure and Enable Routing and Remote Access.
- Complete the setup wizard, selecting these options:
- On theConfigurationscreen, selectNetwork address translation (NAT).
- On theNAT Internet Connectionscreen, selectUse this public interface to connect to the Internet. Verify thatBlackBerry Secure Connect Plusis displayed in the list of network interfaces.
- OpenRouting and Remote Access >and click<server_name>> IPv4NAT. Open theLocal Area Connectionproperties and selectPublic interface connected to the InternetandEnable NAT on this interface. ClickOK.
- Open theBlackBerry Secure Connect Plusproperties and selectPrivate interface connected to private network. ClickOK.
- Right-click the Routing and Remote Access Server and clickAll Tasks > Restart.
- In theWindowsServices, restart theBlackBerry UEM – BlackBerry Secure Connect Plusservice.
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KB article NAT functionality fails on a Windows Server 2012-based RRAS server.