vpnclientpsprovider.dll.mui VPN Client WMIv2 Provider 9e6934c6cffbc5bcaf10d6d29f39ab42

File name:	vpnclientpsprovider.dll.mui
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MD5:	9e6934c6cffbc5bcaf10d6d29f39ab42
SHA1:	c97257034d4401b794b49239d21a03f91e7f1137
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Operating systems:	Windows 10
Extension:	MUI

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id	Spanish (Modern)	English
1	Name of the current VPN Connection profile.	Name of the current VPN Connection profile.
2	Address of the Remote VPN Server.	Address of the Remote VPN Server.
3	Flag to represent All User VPN Connection profile or Single user profile.	Flag to represent All User VPN Connection profile or Single user profile.
4	This flag shall store the credentials for the VPN Connection to the credman after first successful connection.	This flag shall store the credentials for the VPN Connection to the credman after first successful connection.
5	This parameter contains the PPP Tunnel Type configured in the RAS config blob. This tunnel is decided after first successful connection.	This parameter contains the PPP Tunnel Type configured in the RAS config blob. This tunnel is decided after first successful connection.
6	Automatic	Automatic
7	Pptp	Pptp
8	L2tp	L2tp
9	Sstp	Sstp
10	Ikev2	Ikev2
11	This parameter contains the Authentication method configured for the current VPN connection profile.	This parameter contains the Authentication method configured for the current VPN connection profile.
12	Pap	Pap
13	Chap	Chap
14	MsChapv2	MsChapv2
15	Eap	Eap
16	This parameter is to specify the Encryption level to be used with the current VPN connection.	This parameter is to specify the Encryption level to be used with the current VPN connection.
18	Optional	Optional
19	Required	Required
20	Maximum	Maximum
21	This flag specifies whether Split Tunneling has to be enabled or disabled.	This flag specifies whether Split Tunneling has to be enabled or disabled.
22	This parameter specifies whether the L2TP IPSec Authentication method is Machine Certificate or Pre Shared Key.	This parameter specifies whether the L2TP IPSec Authentication method is Machine Certificate or Pre Shared Key.
23	Certificate	Certificate
24	Psk	Psk
25	This flag is only used for MsChapv2/EAP-MsChapv2 Authentication Methods. It indicated whether the User Winlogon Credentials are to be automatically used for connection using the current VPN connection profile.	This flag is only used for MsChapv2/EAP-MsChapv2 Authentication Methods. It indicated whether the User Winlogon Credentials are to be automatically used for connection using the current VPN connection profile.
26	This is an XML Stream containing the detailed EAP Configuration for the VPN profile.	This is an XML Stream containing the detailed EAP Configuration for the VPN profile.
27	The read-only GUID (Globally Unique Identifier) that represents this phone-book entry.	The read-only GUID (Globally Unique Identifier) that represents this phone-book entry.
28	This property reflects the current connection status of the VPN connection.	This property reflects the current connection status of the VPN connection.
29	Connected	Connected
30	NotConnected	NotConnected
31	Connecting	Connecting
32	Limited	Limited
33	Dormant	Dormant
34	This property reflects the NAP (Health) status of the connection if it is configured to use PEAP authentication method and is currently connected to the Remote VPN Server.	This property reflects the NAP (Health) status of the connection if it is configured to use PEAP authentication method and is currently connected to the Remote VPN Server.
35	Success	Success
36	NotNapCapable	NotNapCapable
37	NoConnection	NoConnection
38	Error	Error
39	GCW Profile	GCW Profile
40	Removes the specified VPN connection profile.	Removes the specified VPN connection profile.
41	Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile to be removed.	Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile to be removed.
42	Forces the removal of the VPN profile from the phonebook.	Forces the removal of the VPN profile from the phonebook.
43	Returns the VpnConnection object that contains the VpnConnection configuration settings.	Returns the VpnConnection object that contains the VpnConnection configuration settings.
44	Specifies that the VPN connection should be removed from the AllUserConnection phone book entries.	Specifies that the VPN connection should be removed from the AllUserConnection phone book entries.
46	Retrieves the VPN connection profile specified by the parameters.	Retrieves the VPN connection profile specified by the parameters.
47	Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile to be retrieved.	Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile to be retrieved.
48	Specifies that the VPN connection should be retrieved from the AllUserConnection phone book entries.	Specifies that the VPN connection should be retrieved from the AllUserConnection phone book entries.
49	Modifies an existing VPN connection profile.	Modifies an existing VPN connection profile.
50	Specifies the address of the remote VPN server to which the client will connect. Can be specified as a URL, IPv4, or IPv6 address.	Specifies the address of the remote VPN server to which the client will connect. Can be specified as a URL, IPv4, or IPv6 address.
51	Specifies that the VPN connection being modified is in the AllUserConnection phone book entries.	Specifies that the VPN connection being modified is in the AllUserConnection phone book entries.
52	Specifies that split tunnel should be enabled for the VPN connection profile.	Specifies that split tunnel should be enabled for the VPN connection profile.
53	Specifies whether the credentials supplied at the time of first successful connection should be stored in the cache.	Specifies whether the credentials supplied at the time of first successful connection should be stored in the cache.
54	Specifies the type of tunnel used for the VPN connection. Options include PPTP, L2TP (for L2TP/IPSec), SSTP, IKEv2 and Automatic (IKEv2, L2TP)	Specifies the type of tunnel used for the VPN connection. Options include PPTP, L2TP (for L2TP/IPSec), SSTP, IKEv2 and Automatic (IKEv2, L2TP)
55	If L2TP is used, enforces supplying the Pre-Shared Key value over unsecure channel.	If L2TP is used, enforces supplying the Pre-Shared Key value over unsecure channel.
56	Specifies the value of Pre-Shared Key to be used for L2TP authentication. If this parameter is not specified, by default a certificate will be used for L2TP.	Specifies the value of Pre-Shared Key to be used for L2TP authentication. If this parameter is not specified, by default a certificate will be used for L2TP.
57	Specifies the authentication method to be used for the VPN connection. Available methods include PAP, CHAP, MSCHAPv2, and EAP.	Specifies the authentication method to be used for the VPN connection. Available methods include PAP, CHAP, MSCHAPv2, and EAP.
58	Specifies the contents of the EAP XML configuration file (including the EAP method ID).	Specifies the contents of the EAP XML configuration file (including the EAP method ID).
59	Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile to be modified.	Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile to be modified.
60	Specifies that MSCHAPv2 should be used as the authentication method, and Windows logon credentials should be used automatically when connecting with the VPN connection profile.	Specifies that MSCHAPv2 should be used as the authentication method, and Windows logon credentials should be used automatically when connecting with the VPN connection profile.
61	NoEncryption	NoEncryption
62	Specifies the encryption level for the VPN connection.	Specifies the encryption level for the VPN connection.
63	Adds a VPN connection to the Connection Manager phonebook.	Adds a VPN connection to the Connection Manager phonebook.
64	Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile to be created.	Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile to be created.
65	Specifies that the VPN connection should be added to the AllUserConnection phone book entries.	Specifies that the VPN connection should be added to the AllUserConnection phone book entries.
66	Specifies that split tunnel should be enabled for the VPN connection profile. If this parameter is not specified, split tunneling is disabled.	Specifies that split tunnel should be enabled for the VPN connection profile. If this parameter is not specified, split tunneling is disabled.
68	GCW profile management class	GCW profile management class
69	EAP Configuration object.	EAP Configuration object.
70	Generates a new XML file with the specified EAP configuration parameters.	Generates a new XML file with the specified EAP configuration parameters.
71	Specifies that EAP-MSCHAPv2 should be used as the authentication method, and Windows logon credentials should be used automatically when connecting with the VPN connection profile.	Specifies that EAP-MSCHAPv2 should be used as the authentication method, and Windows logon credentials should be used automatically when connecting with the VPN connection profile.
73	Specifies that EAP-TLS (smart card or user certificate) should be used as the authentication method.	Specifies that EAP-TLS (smart card or user certificate) should be used as the authentication method.
74	Specifies whether a User certificate should be used for authentication. This parameter is used with EAP-TLS. If it is not set, a smart card is used for authentication.	Specifies whether a User certificate should be used for authentication. This parameter is used with EAP-TLS. If it is not set, a smart card is used for authentication.
75	Specifies whether server identity validation should be performed for the VPN connection. This parameter is used with PEAP and EAP-TLS (with tunneled EAP client authentication).	Specifies whether server identity validation should be performed for the VPN connection. This parameter is used with PEAP and EAP-TLS (with tunneled EAP client authentication).
76	Specifies that TTLS should be used as the authentication method.	Specifies that TTLS should be used as the authentication method.
77	MsChap	MsChap
78	Specifies the simple EAP-TTLS client authentication methods.	Specifies the simple EAP-TTLS client authentication methods.
79	Specifies the configuration XML blob for tunneled EAP, EAP-TTLS, or PEAP authentication.	Specifies the configuration XML blob for tunneled EAP, EAP-TTLS, or PEAP authentication.
80	Specifies that PEAP should be used as the authentication method.	Specifies that PEAP should be used as the authentication method.
81	Specifies whether Network Access Protection (NAP) should be enabled for PEAP.	Specifies whether Network Access Protection (NAP) should be enabled for PEAP.
82	Specifies whether FastReconnect is enabled or disabled in current configuration for PEAP.	Specifies whether FastReconnect is enabled or disabled in current configuration for PEAP.
83	Advanced EAP Configuration	Advanced EAP Configuration
84	The Name of the VPN Connection profile.	The Name of the VPN Connection profile.
85	Whether the Connection profile is an AllUser or Local User profile.	Whether the Connection profile is an AllUser or Local User profile.
86	The serialized encoded string form of the VPN Connection profile.	The serialized encoded string form of the VPN Connection profile.
87	The Set method creates or modifies the VPN connection profile as specified by the method parameter Profile.	The Set method creates or modifies the VPN connection profile as specified by the method parameter Profile.
88	String representation of the VPN connection profile to be modified or created.	String representation of the VPN connection profile to be modified or created.
89	VPN Connection profile management and remediation class	VPN Connection profile management and remediation class
90	MachineCertificate	MachineCertificate
91	An XML representation of this instance, which can be used as input for MSFT_VpnConnection::Set	An XML representation of this instance, which can be used as input for MSFT_VpnConnection::Set
92	Address of Remote VPN Server.	Address of Remote VPN Server.
93	Friendly Name of Remote VPN Server.	Friendly Name of Remote VPN Server.
94	InstanceID is an optional property that may be used to opaquely and uniquely identify an instance of this class within the scope of the instantiating Namespace. Various subclasses of this class may override this property to make it required, or a key. Such subclasses may also modify the preferred algorithms for ensuring uniqueness that are defined below. To ensure uniqueness within the NameSpace, the value of InstanceID should be constructed using the following "preferred" algorithm: : Where and are separated by a colon (:), and where must include a copyrighted, trademarked, or otherwise unique name that is owned by the business entity that is creating or defining the InstanceID or that is a registered ID assigned to the business entity by a recognized global authority. (This requirement is similar to the _ structure of Schema class names.) In addition, to ensure uniqueness, must not contain a colon (:). When using this algorithm, the first colon to appear in InstanceID must appear between and . is chosen by the business entity and should not be reused to identify different underlying (real-world) elements. If not null and the above "preferred" algorithm is not used, the defining entity must assure that the resulting InstanceID is not reused across any InstanceIDs produced by this or other providers for the NameSpace of this instance. If not set to null for DMTF-defined instances, the "preferred" algorithm must be used with the set to CIM.	InstanceID is an optional property that may be used to opaquely and uniquely identify an instance of this class within the scope of the instantiating Namespace. Various subclasses of this class may override this property to make it required, or a key. Such subclasses may also modify the preferred algorithms for ensuring uniqueness that are defined below. To ensure uniqueness within the NameSpace, the value of InstanceID should be constructed using the following "preferred" algorithm: : Where and are separated by a colon (:), and where must include a copyrighted, trademarked, or otherwise unique name that is owned by the business entity that is creating or defining the InstanceID or that is a registered ID assigned to the business entity by a recognized global authority. (This requirement is similar to the _ structure of Schema class names.) In addition, to ensure uniqueness, must not contain a colon (:). When using this algorithm, the first colon to appear in InstanceID must appear between and . is chosen by the business entity and should not be reused to identify different underlying (real-world) elements. If not null and the above "preferred" algorithm is not used, the defining entity must assure that the resulting InstanceID is not reused across any InstanceIDs produced by this or other providers for the NameSpace of this instance. If not set to null for DMTF-defined instances, the "preferred" algorithm must be used with the set to CIM.
95	The Caption property is a short textual description (one- line string) of the object.	The Caption property is a short textual description (one- line string) of the object.
96	The Description property provides a textual description of the object.	The Description property provides a textual description of the object.
97	A user-friendly name for the object. This property allows each instance to define a user-friendly name in addition to its key properties, identity data, and description information. Note that the Name property of ManagedSystemElement is also defined as a user-friendly name. But, it is often subclassed to be a Key. It is not reasonable that the same property can convey both identity and a user-friendly name, without inconsistencies. Where Name exists and is not a Key (such as for instances of LogicalDevice), the same information can be present in both the Name and ElementName properties. Note that if there is an associated instance of CIM_EnabledLogicalElementCapabilities, restrictions on this properties may exist as defined in ElementNameMask and MaxElementNameLen properties defined in that class.	A user-friendly name for the object. This property allows each instance to define a user-friendly name in addition to its key properties, identity data, and description information. Note that the Name property of ManagedSystemElement is also defined as a user-friendly name. But, it is often subclassed to be a Key. It is not reasonable that the same property can convey both identity and a user-friendly name, without inconsistencies. Where Name exists and is not a Key (such as for instances of LogicalDevice), the same information can be present in both the Name and ElementName properties. Note that if there is an associated instance of CIM_EnabledLogicalElementCapabilities, restrictions on this properties may exist as defined in ElementNameMask and MaxElementNameLen properties defined in that class.
98	2.19.0	2.19.0
99	ManagedElement is an abstract class that provides a common superclass (or top of the inheritance tree) for the non-association classes in the CIM Schema.	ManagedElement is an abstract class that provides a common superclass (or top of the inheritance tree) for the non-association classes in the CIM Schema.
100	Within the scope of the instantiating Namespace, InstanceID opaquely and uniquely identifies an instance of this class. In order to ensure uniqueness within the NameSpace, the value of InstanceID SHOULD be constructed using the following \'preferred\' algorithm: : Where and are separated by a colon \':\', and where MUST include a copyrighted, trademarked or otherwise unique name that is owned by the business entity creating/defining the InstanceID, or is a registered ID that is assigned to the business entity by a recognized global authority. (This is similar to the _ structure of Schema class names.) In addition, to ensure uniqueness MUST NOT contain a colon (\':\'). When using this algorithm, the first colon to appear in InstanceID MUST appear between and . is chosen by the business entity and SHOULD not be re-used to identify different underlying (real-world) elements. If the above \'preferred\' algorithm is not used, the defining entity MUST assure that the resultant InstanceID is not re-used across any InstanceIDs produced by this or other providers for this instance\'s NameSpace. For DMTF defined instances, the \'preferred\' algorithm MUST be used with the set to \'CIM\'.	Within the scope of the instantiating Namespace, InstanceID opaquely and uniquely identifies an instance of this class. In order to ensure uniqueness within the NameSpace, the value of InstanceID SHOULD be constructed using the following \'preferred\' algorithm: : Where and are separated by a colon \':\', and where MUST include a copyrighted, trademarked or otherwise unique name that is owned by the business entity creating/defining the InstanceID, or is a registered ID that is assigned to the business entity by a recognized global authority. (This is similar to the _ structure of Schema class names.) In addition, to ensure uniqueness MUST NOT contain a colon (\':\'). When using this algorithm, the first colon to appear in InstanceID MUST appear between and . is chosen by the business entity and SHOULD not be re-used to identify different underlying (real-world) elements. If the above \'preferred\' algorithm is not used, the defining entity MUST assure that the resultant InstanceID is not re-used across any InstanceIDs produced by this or other providers for this instance\'s NameSpace. For DMTF defined instances, the \'preferred\' algorithm MUST be used with the set to \'CIM\'.
101	The address which serves as the destination to be reached.	The address which serves as the destination to be reached.
102	The specific administrative distance of this route, overriding any default distances specified by the system or routing service.	The specific administrative distance of this route, overriding any default distances specified by the system or routing service.
103	RouteMetric provides a numeric indication as to the preference of this route, compared to other routes that reach the same destination.	RouteMetric provides a numeric indication as to the preference of this route, compared to other routes that reach the same destination.
104	TRUE indicates that this is a static route, and FALSE indicates a dynamically-learned route.	TRUE indicates that this is a static route, and FALSE indicates a dynamically-learned route.
105	An enumerated integer indicating whether the route is administrator-defined (value=2), computed (via a routing protocol/algorithm, value=3) or the actual route implemented in the network (value=4). The default is a computed route.	An enumerated integer indicating whether the route is administrator-defined (value=2), computed (via a routing protocol/algorithm, value=3) or the actual route implemented in the network (value=4). The default is a computed route.
106	Administrator Defined Route	Administrator Defined Route
107	Computed Route	Computed Route
108	Actual Route	Actual Route
109	NextHopRoute represents one of a series of \'hops\' to reach a network destination. A route is administratively defined, or calculated/learned by a particular routing process. A ConcreteDependency associaton may be instantiated between a route and its routing service to indicate this. (In this scenario, the route is dependent on the service.)	NextHopRoute represents one of a series of \'hops\' to reach a network destination. A route is administratively defined, or calculated/learned by a particular routing process. A ConcreteDependency associaton may be instantiated between a route and its routing service to indicate this. (In this scenario, the route is dependent on the service.)
110	The destination prefix.	The destination prefix.
111	The user-friendly interface index.	The user-friendly interface index.
112	The user-friendly interface name.	The user-friendly interface name.
113	The next hop address or gateway address.	The next hop address or gateway address.
114	One of the following values: No: Not advertised in Route Advertisements. This is the default. Age: Advertised in Route Advertisements with a finite lifetime. Yes: Advertised in Route Advertisements with an infinite lifetime.	One of the following values: No: Not advertised in Route Advertisements. This is the default. Age: Advertised in Route Advertisements with a finite lifetime. Yes: Advertised in Route Advertisements with an infinite lifetime.
115	No	No
116	Age	Age
117	Yes	Yes
118	Lifetime over which the route is valid. The default value is infinite.	Lifetime over which the route is valid. The default value is infinite.
119	Lifetime over which the route is preferred. The default value is infinite.	Lifetime over which the route is preferred. The default value is infinite.
120	One of the following values: Active: Change only lasts until next boot. Persistent: Change is persistent. This is the default.	One of the following values: Active: Change only lasts until next boot. Persistent: Change is persistent. This is the default.
121	Persistent	Persistent
122	Active	Active
123	To indicate whether the address family for this route is v4 or v6.	To indicate whether the address family for this route is v4 or v6.
124	IPv4	IPv4
125	IPv6	IPv6
126	Create the Route.	Create the Route.
127	Represents the Route class in TCPIP WMIv2 provider.	Represents the Route class in TCPIP WMIv2 provider.
128	Specifies a single DNS suffix.	Specifies a single DNS suffix.
129	IPv4/IPv6 address of the corresponding DNS servers that should be used for the specified DNS suffix.	IPv4/IPv6 address of the corresponding DNS servers that should be used for the specified DNS suffix.
130	DNS configuration for VPN triggering	DNS configuration for VPN triggering
131	Unique identifier for an application.	Unique identifier for an application.
132	Specifies Trigger DNS Configurations.	Specifies Trigger DNS Configurations.
133	Triggering properties of VPN connection	Triggering properties of VPN connection
134	A value that specifies the time, in seconds, after which an idle connection is terminated. Unless the idle time-out is disabled, the entire connection is terminated if the connection is idle for the specified interval.	A value that specifies the time, in seconds, after which an idle connection is terminated. Unless the idle time-out is disabled, the entire connection is terminated if the connection is idle for the specified interval.
135	Specifies the VPN Server List.	Specifies the VPN Server List.
136	Specifies the routes to be plumbed.	Specifies the routes to be plumbed.
137	Specifies Trigger properties of VPN Connection.	Specifies Trigger properties of VPN Connection.
138	Specifies the DNS Suffix.	Specifies the DNS Suffix.
139	VPN Common Config	VPN Common Config
140	Encryption method plumbed in IKE policy.	Encryption method plumbed in IKE policy.
141	Integrity method plumbed in IPsec policy.	Integrity method plumbed in IPsec policy.
142	Cipher plumbed in IPsec policy.	Cipher plumbed in IPsec policy.
143	DH group plumbed in IPsec policy.	DH group plumbed in IPsec policy.
144	Auth transform plumbed in IPsec policy.	Auth transform plumbed in IPsec policy.
145	PFS group plumbed in IPsec policy.	PFS group plumbed in IPsec policy.
146	Associated IPSec Custom Policy.	Associated IPSec Custom Policy.
147	Array of Certificate EKU Filter, EKU Name for standard EKU else EKU OID.	Array of Certificate EKU Filter, EKU Name for standard EKU else EKU OID.
148	Root Certificate Issuer Filter.	Root Certificate Issuer Filter.
149	An XML representation of this instance, which can be used as input for MSFT_ThirdPartyVpnConnection::Set	An XML representation of this instance, which can be used as input for MSFT_ThirdPartyVpnConnection::Set
150	Identifier for the third party application.	Identifier for the third party application.
152	Third Party VPN Profile	Third Party VPN Profile
154	EKU filter for IKEv2 machine certificate selection	EKU filter for IKEv2 machine certificate selection
155	Certificate issuer filter for IKEv2 machine certificate selection	Certificate issuer filter for IKEv2 machine certificate selection
156	List of VPN servers the VPN client can connect to	List of VPN servers the VPN client can connect to
157	Idle time before the VPN connection is disconnected	Idle time before the VPN connection is disconnected
158	DNS suffix of the VPN connection	DNS suffix of the VPN connection
159	VpnConnection consists of the following fields: Name (string) Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile. ServerAddress (string) Specifies the address of the Remote VPN Server. RememberCredential (boolean) Specifies whether the credentials for the VPN Connection are stored in cache after first successful connection. SplitTunneling (boolean) Specifies whether split tunneling is enabled or disabled. UseWinlogonCredential (boolean) Specifies whether the Windows logon user credentials should be automatically for VPN connection profile. Guid (Guid) Specifies the read-only GUID that represents the phone-book entry ConnectionStatus (string) Specifies the connection status of the VPN connection profile. Available values: Connected, NotConnected, Connecting, Limited, Dormant IdleDisconnectSeconds (uint32) Specifies the idle time before the VPN connection is disconnected ServerList (VpnServerAddress[]) Specifies the address of the Remote VPN Server. Routes (MSFT_NetRoute[]) Specifies the route to be plumbed. VpnTrigger (VpnConnectionTrigger) Specifies Trigger properties of VPN connection. DnsSuffix (string) Specifies the connection specific DNS suffix AllUserConnection (boolean) Specifies that the VPN connection is in AllUserConnection phone book entries. TunnelType (string) Specifies the VPN Tunnel Type in the VPN Connection profile. Available values: Automatic, Pptp, L2tp, Sstp, Ikev2 AuthenticationMethod (string[]) Specifies the authentication method set configured for the VPN Connection profile. Available values: Pap, Chap, MsChapv2, Eap EncryptionLevel (string) Specifies the encryption level for the VPN connection profile. Available values: NoEncrytpion, Optional, Required, Maximum L2tpIPsecAuth (string) Specifies whether the L2TP/IPSec authentication uses a certificate or Pre-Shared key. Available values: Certificate, Psk EapConfigXmlStream (XML) Specifies the contents of the XML file containing the EAP Configuration for the VPN connection profile. NapState (string) Specifies the NAP status for PEAP authentication method. Available values: Success, NotNapCapable, NoConnection, Error MachineCertifiacateEKUFilter (string[]) Specifies the EKU filters for Machine certificate selection MachineCertificateIssuerFilter (X509Certificate2) Specifies the Certificate Issuer filter for machine certificate selection	VpnConnection consists of the following fields: Name (string) Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile. ServerAddress (string) Specifies the address of the Remote VPN Server. RememberCredential (boolean) Specifies whether the credentials for the VPN Connection are stored in cache after first successful connection. SplitTunneling (boolean) Specifies whether split tunneling is enabled or disabled. UseWinlogonCredential (boolean) Specifies whether the Windows logon user credentials should be automatically for VPN connection profile. Guid (Guid) Specifies the read-only GUID that represents the phone-book entry ConnectionStatus (string) Specifies the connection status of the VPN connection profile. Available values: Connected, NotConnected, Connecting, Limited, Dormant IdleDisconnectSeconds (uint32) Specifies the idle time before the VPN connection is disconnected ServerList (VpnServerAddress[]) Specifies the address of the Remote VPN Server. Routes (MSFT_NetRoute[]) Specifies the route to be plumbed. VpnTrigger (VpnConnectionTrigger) Specifies Trigger properties of VPN connection. DnsSuffix (string) Specifies the connection specific DNS suffix AllUserConnection (boolean) Specifies that the VPN connection is in AllUserConnection phone book entries. TunnelType (string) Specifies the VPN Tunnel Type in the VPN Connection profile. Available values: Automatic, Pptp, L2tp, Sstp, Ikev2 AuthenticationMethod (string[]) Specifies the authentication method set configured for the VPN Connection profile. Available values: Pap, Chap, MsChapv2, Eap EncryptionLevel (string) Specifies the encryption level for the VPN connection profile. Available values: NoEncrytpion, Optional, Required, Maximum L2tpIPsecAuth (string) Specifies whether the L2TP/IPSec authentication uses a certificate or Pre-Shared key. Available values: Certificate, Psk EapConfigXmlStream (XML) Specifies the contents of the XML file containing the EAP Configuration for the VPN connection profile. NapState (string) Specifies the NAP status for PEAP authentication method. Available values: Success, NotNapCapable, NoConnection, Error MachineCertifiacateEKUFilter (string[]) Specifies the EKU filters for Machine certificate selection MachineCertificateIssuerFilter (X509Certificate2) Specifies the Certificate Issuer filter for machine certificate selection
160	Adds a Third Party VPN connection to the Connection Manager phonebook.	Adds a Third Party VPN connection to the Connection Manager phonebook.
161	Specifies the address of the remote VPN server to which the client will connect. Can be specified as a URL, friendly name, IPv4, or IPv6 address.	Specifies the address of the remote VPN server to which the client will connect. Can be specified as a URL, friendly name, IPv4, or IPv6 address.
162	Identifier for the third party application	Identifier for the third party application
164	Switch parameter to denote that the cmdlet is being executed for a third party profile	Switch parameter to denote that the cmdlet is being executed for a third party profile
166	EapConfiguration consists of the following fields: EapConfigXmlStream - a string that specifies the content of XML file containing the EAP Configuration.	EapConfiguration consists of the following fields: EapConfigXmlStream - a string that specifies the content of XML file containing the EAP Configuration.
167	Configures the IPsec parameter of the specified VPN connection	Configures the IPsec parameter of the specified VPN connection
168	Auth Transform plumbed in IPsec policy	Auth Transform plumbed in IPsec policy
169	Cipher plumbed in IPsec Policy	Cipher plumbed in IPsec Policy
170	Encryption method plumbed in IPsec policy	Encryption method plumbed in IPsec policy
171	Integrity method plumbed in IPsec policy	Integrity method plumbed in IPsec policy
172	PFS Group plumbed in Ipsec policy.	PFS Group plumbed in Ipsec policy.
173	DH Group Plumbed in Ipsec policy.	DH Group Plumbed in Ipsec policy.
174	Returns the VpnConnection object that contains the VpnConnection configuration settings	Returns the VpnConnection object that contains the VpnConnection configuration settings
175	class VpnConnectionIPsecConfiguration VpnClientIPSecPolicy { EncryptionMethod (uint32) IntegrityCheckMethod ( uint32) CipherTransformConstants (uint32) DHGroup (uint32) AuthenticationTransformConstants (uint32) PfsGroup (uint32) };	class VpnConnectionIPsecConfiguration VpnClientIPSecPolicy { EncryptionMethod (uint32) IntegrityCheckMethod ( uint32) CipherTransformConstants (uint32) DHGroup (uint32) AuthenticationTransformConstants (uint32) PfsGroup (uint32) };
176	Sets the IPsec parameters to default value	Sets the IPsec parameters to default value
177	IPsec configuration of a VPN connection	IPsec configuration of a VPN connection
178	Generates a VPN server object	Generates a VPN server object
179	Address of the VPN server	Address of the VPN server
180	User friendly name of the VPN server	User friendly name of the VPN server
181	Returns the VpnServerAddress object	Returns the VpnServerAddress object
182	class VpnServerAddress { VPNServerNameAddress (string) VPNServerFriendlyName (string) };	class VpnServerAddress { VPNServerNameAddress (string) VPNServerFriendlyName (string) };
183	VPN server address class	VPN server address class
184	Adds a route to the specified VPN connection	Adds a route to the specified VPN connection
185	Destination prefix of the route to be added	Destination prefix of the route to be added
186	Metric of the route being added	Metric of the route being added
187	Returns the MSFT_NetRoute object	Returns the MSFT_NetRoute object
188	MSFT_NetRoute object. The destination prefix and metric field are populated	MSFT_NetRoute object. The destination prefix and metric field are populated
189	Removes a route from the specified VPN connection	Removes a route from the specified VPN connection
190	Destination prefix of the route to be removed	Destination prefix of the route to be removed
191	Route for a VPN connection	Route for a VPN connection
192	This cmdlet adds a DNS suffix to the trigger properties. Whenever client tries to access a resource that matches the DNS suffix, VPN connection is auto-triggered.	This cmdlet adds a DNS suffix to the trigger properties. Whenever client tries to access a resource that matches the DNS suffix, VPN connection is auto-triggered.
193	Name of the VPN connection profile	Name of the VPN connection profile
194	Specifies a single DNS suffix	Specifies a single DNS suffix
195	IPv4/IPv6 address of the corresponding DNS servers that should be used for the specified DNS suffix	IPv4/IPv6 address of the corresponding DNS servers that should be used for the specified DNS suffix
196	Returns the VPN connection DNS trigger properties, DNS suffixes and their corresponding DNS servers	Returns the VPN connection DNS trigger properties, DNS suffixes and their corresponding DNS servers
197	DNS configuration for VPN triggering.	DNS configuration for VPN triggering.
198	Sets the DNS servers for a specific DNS suffix	Sets the DNS servers for a specific DNS suffix
199	Returns the VpnConnectionTriggerDnsConfiguration object that contains the DNS suffixes and their corresponding DNS servers	Returns the VpnConnectionTriggerDnsConfiguration object that contains the DNS suffixes and their corresponding DNS servers
200	Forces the resetting of the DNS servers for the given DNS Suffix.	Forces the resetting of the DNS servers for the given DNS Suffix.
201	Removes a DNS suffix and corresponding DNS servers from the trigger properties	Removes a DNS suffix and corresponding DNS servers from the trigger properties
202	List of DNS suffixes	List of DNS suffixes
203	Returns the VpnConnectionTriggerDnsConfiguration object containing the list of DNS suffixes and their corresponding DNS servers	Returns the VpnConnectionTriggerDnsConfiguration object containing the list of DNS suffixes and their corresponding DNS servers
204	Forces the removal of Nrpt Rule from the VPN profile.	Forces the removal of Nrpt Rule from the VPN profile.
205	Applications for VPN triggering	Applications for VPN triggering
206	The Add-VpnConnectionTriggerApplication adds applications, which when launched will auto-trigger the VPN connection	The Add-VpnConnectionTriggerApplication adds applications, which when launched will auto-trigger the VPN connection
207	Unique identifier for an application	Unique identifier for an application
208	Returns the VpnConnectionTriggerApplication object that contains the trigger application settings.	Returns the VpnConnectionTriggerApplication object that contains the trigger application settings.
209	Removes one or more applications from trigger properties for a VPN connection	Removes one or more applications from trigger properties for a VPN connection
210	Returns the VpnConnectionTriggerApplication object that contains the applications configured for VPN trigger	Returns the VpnConnectionTriggerApplication object that contains the applications configured for VPN trigger
211	Forces the removal of Application ID from the VPN profile.	Forces the removal of Application ID from the VPN profile.
212	Returns the trigger properties of a VPN connection	Returns the trigger properties of a VPN connection
213	Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile for which trigger properties to be retrieved.	Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile for which trigger properties to be retrieved.
214	Dns Suffix search list for the auto-triggered VPN connection.	Dns Suffix search list for the auto-triggered VPN connection.
215	Dns Suffix search list for the auto-triggered VPN connection	Dns Suffix search list for the auto-triggered VPN connection
216	This parameter contains the Vpn Connection Profile Type	This parameter contains the Vpn Connection Profile Type
217	Inbox	Inbox
218	ThirdParty	ThirdParty
219	Used by Third Party VPN plugins to specify custom configuration.	Used by Third Party VPN plugins to specify custom configuration.
220	VpnCommonConfig consists of the following fields: Name (string) Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile. ServerAddress (string) Specifies the address of the Remote VPN Server. RememberCredential (boolean) Specifies whether the credentials for the VPN Connection are stored in cache after first successful connection. SplitTunneling (boolean) Specifies whether split tunneling is enabled or disabled. UseWinlogonCredential (boolean) Specifies whether the Windows logon user credentials should be automatically for VPN connection profile. Guid (Guid) Specifies the read-only GUID that represents the phone-book entry ConnectionStatus (string) Specifies the connection status of the VPN connection profile. Available values: Connected, NotConnected, Connecting, Limited, Dormant IdleDisconnectSeconds (uint32) Specifies the idle time before the VPN connection is disconnected ServerList (VpnServerAddress[]) Specifies the address of the Remote VPN Server. Routes (MSFT_NetRoute[]) Specifies the route to be plumbed. VpnTrigger (VpnConnectionTrigger) Specifies Trigger properties of VPN connection. DnsSuffix (string) Specifies the connection specific DNS suffix Inbox GCW profile consist of following additional fields: AllUserConnection (boolean) Specifies that the VPN connection is in AllUserConnection phone book entries. TunnelType (string) Specifies the VPN Tunnel Type in the VPN Connection profile. Available values: Automatic, Pptp, L2tp, Sstp, Ikev2 AuthenticationMethod (string[]) Specifies the authentication method set configured for the VPN Connection profile. Available values: Pap, Chap, MsChapv2, Eap EncryptionLevel (string) Specifies the encryption level for the VPN connection profile. Available values: NoEncrytpion, Optional, Required, Maximum L2tpIPsecAuth (string) Specifies whether the L2TP/IPSec authentication uses a certificate or Pre-Shared key. Available values: Certificate, Psk EapConfigXmlStream (XML) Specifies the contents of the XML file containing the EAP Configuration for the VPN connection profile. NapState (string) Specifies the NAP status for PEAP authentication method. Available values: Success, NotNapCapable, NoConnection, Error MachineCertifiacateEKUFilter (string[]) Specifies the EKU filters for Machine certificate selection MachineCertificateIssuerFilter (X509Certificate2) Specifies the Certificate Issuer filter for machine certificate selection 3rd Party profile consist of following additional fields: PlugInApplicationID (string) Specifies Identifier for the third party application. CustomConfiguration (string) Specifies custom configuration used by Third Party VPN plugins.	VpnCommonConfig consists of the following fields: Name (string) Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile. ServerAddress (string) Specifies the address of the Remote VPN Server. RememberCredential (boolean) Specifies whether the credentials for the VPN Connection are stored in cache after first successful connection. SplitTunneling (boolean) Specifies whether split tunneling is enabled or disabled. UseWinlogonCredential (boolean) Specifies whether the Windows logon user credentials should be automatically for VPN connection profile. Guid (Guid) Specifies the read-only GUID that represents the phone-book entry ConnectionStatus (string) Specifies the connection status of the VPN connection profile. Available values: Connected, NotConnected, Connecting, Limited, Dormant IdleDisconnectSeconds (uint32) Specifies the idle time before the VPN connection is disconnected ServerList (VpnServerAddress[]) Specifies the address of the Remote VPN Server. Routes (MSFT_NetRoute[]) Specifies the route to be plumbed. VpnTrigger (VpnConnectionTrigger) Specifies Trigger properties of VPN connection. DnsSuffix (string) Specifies the connection specific DNS suffix Inbox GCW profile consist of following additional fields: AllUserConnection (boolean) Specifies that the VPN connection is in AllUserConnection phone book entries. TunnelType (string) Specifies the VPN Tunnel Type in the VPN Connection profile. Available values: Automatic, Pptp, L2tp, Sstp, Ikev2 AuthenticationMethod (string[]) Specifies the authentication method set configured for the VPN Connection profile. Available values: Pap, Chap, MsChapv2, Eap EncryptionLevel (string) Specifies the encryption level for the VPN connection profile. Available values: NoEncrytpion, Optional, Required, Maximum L2tpIPsecAuth (string) Specifies whether the L2TP/IPSec authentication uses a certificate or Pre-Shared key. Available values: Certificate, Psk EapConfigXmlStream (XML) Specifies the contents of the XML file containing the EAP Configuration for the VPN connection profile. NapState (string) Specifies the NAP status for PEAP authentication method. Available values: Success, NotNapCapable, NoConnection, Error MachineCertifiacateEKUFilter (string[]) Specifies the EKU filters for Machine certificate selection MachineCertificateIssuerFilter (X509Certificate2) Specifies the Certificate Issuer filter for machine certificate selection 3rd Party profile consist of following additional fields: PlugInApplicationID (string) Specifies Identifier for the third party application. CustomConfiguration (string) Specifies custom configuration used by Third Party VPN plugins.
221	Used by Third Party VPN plugins to specify custom configuration	Used by Third Party VPN plugins to specify custom configuration
222	ThirdPartyVpnConnection consists of the following fields: Name (string) Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile. ServerAddress (string) Specifies the address of the Remote VPN Server. RememberCredential (boolean) Specifies whether the credentials for the VPN Connection are stored in cache after first successful connection. SplitTunneling (boolean) Specifies whether split tunneling is enabled or disabled. UseWinlogonCredential (boolean) Specifies whether the Windows logon user credentials should be automatically for VPN connection profile. Guid (Guid) Specifies the read-only GUID that represents the phone-book entry ConnectionStatus (string) Specifies the connection status of the VPN connection profile. Available values: Connected, NotConnected, Connecting, Limited, Dormant IdleDisconnectSeconds (uint32) Specifies the idle time before the VPN connection is disconnected ServerList (VpnServerAddress[]) Specifies the address of the Remote VPN Server. Routes (MSFT_NetRoute[]) Specifies the route to be plumbed. VpnTrigger (VpnConnectionTrigger) Specifies Trigger properties of VPN connection. DnsSuffix (string) Specifies the connection specific DNS suffix PlugInApplicationID (string) Specifies Identifier for the third party application. CustomConfiguration (string) Specifies custom configuration used by Third Party VPN plugins.	ThirdPartyVpnConnection consists of the following fields: Name (string) Specifies the name of the VPN connection profile. ServerAddress (string) Specifies the address of the Remote VPN Server. RememberCredential (boolean) Specifies whether the credentials for the VPN Connection are stored in cache after first successful connection. SplitTunneling (boolean) Specifies whether split tunneling is enabled or disabled. UseWinlogonCredential (boolean) Specifies whether the Windows logon user credentials should be automatically for VPN connection profile. Guid (Guid) Specifies the read-only GUID that represents the phone-book entry ConnectionStatus (string) Specifies the connection status of the VPN connection profile. Available values: Connected, NotConnected, Connecting, Limited, Dormant IdleDisconnectSeconds (uint32) Specifies the idle time before the VPN connection is disconnected ServerList (VpnServerAddress[]) Specifies the address of the Remote VPN Server. Routes (MSFT_NetRoute[]) Specifies the route to be plumbed. VpnTrigger (VpnConnectionTrigger) Specifies Trigger properties of VPN connection. DnsSuffix (string) Specifies the connection specific DNS suffix PlugInApplicationID (string) Specifies Identifier for the third party application. CustomConfiguration (string) Specifies custom configuration used by Third Party VPN plugins.
223	Trusted network DNS suffixes for the auto-triggered VPN connection.	Trusted network DNS suffixes for the auto-triggered VPN connection.
224	Name of the VPN Connection profile.	Name of the VPN Connection profile.
225	Specifies a list of DNS suffixes.	Specifies a list of DNS suffixes.
226	Trusted Network configuration for VPN triggering	Trusted Network configuration for VPN triggering
227	The Add-VpnConnectionTriggerTrustedNetwork adds DNS suffixes to the VPN profile. When any of these DNS suffixes is present on physical interface on the client, VPN connection will not be auto triggered.	The Add-VpnConnectionTriggerTrustedNetwork adds DNS suffixes to the VPN profile. When any of these DNS suffixes is present on physical interface on the client, VPN connection will not be auto triggered.
228	Specifies a list of DNS suffixes	Specifies a list of DNS suffixes
229	Returns the VpnConnectionTriggerTrustedNetwork object containing the list of trusted networks for auto triggering	Returns the VpnConnectionTriggerTrustedNetwork object containing the list of trusted networks for auto triggering
230	The Remove-VpnConnectionTriggerTrustedNetwork removes DNS suffixes from the VPN profile. When any of these DNS suffixes is present on physical interface on the client, VPN connection will not be auto triggered.	The Remove-VpnConnectionTriggerTrustedNetwork removes DNS suffixes from the VPN profile. When any of these DNS suffixes is present on physical interface on the client, VPN connection will not be auto triggered.
231	Supplying this parameter will automatically remove the supplied DNS suffixes from the current Trusted Network List.	Supplying this parameter will automatically remove the supplied DNS suffixes from the current Trusted Network List.
232	The Set-VpnConnectionTriggerTrustedNetwork sets the trusted network list with the NRPT DNS suffixes that have been configured as part of triggering properties. The NRPT exemption entries are ignored.	The Set-VpnConnectionTriggerTrustedNetwork sets the trusted network list with the NRPT DNS suffixes that have been configured as part of triggering properties. The NRPT exemption entries are ignored.
233	Switch parameter to specify that all DNS suffixes in the VpnConnectionTriggerDnsConfiguration object must be copied into the DNS suffixes for VpnConnectionTriggerTrustedNetwork. DNS suffixes without corresponding DNS servers will not be copied.	Switch parameter to specify that all DNS suffixes in the VpnConnectionTriggerDnsConfiguration object must be copied into the DNS suffixes for VpnConnectionTriggerTrustedNetwork. DNS suffixes without corresponding DNS servers will not be copied.
234	Supplying this parameter will automatically replace the current Trusted Network List with the DNS suffixes present in VpnConnectionTriggerDnsConfiguration. Note that only DNS suffixes with corresponding DNS server addresses are copied from VpnConnectionTriggerDnsConfiguration	Supplying this parameter will automatically replace the current Trusted Network List with the DNS suffixes present in VpnConnectionTriggerDnsConfiguration. Note that only DNS suffixes with corresponding DNS server addresses are copied from VpnConnectionTriggerDnsConfiguration
240	Configures the Web-proxy for the specified VPN connection	Configures the Web-proxy for the specified VPN connection
241	Switch parameter used to Automatically detect proxy settings	Switch parameter used to Automatically detect proxy settings
242	Specifies that the automatic configuration WPAD script specified for web-proxy configuration should be used.	Specifies that the automatic configuration WPAD script specified for web-proxy configuration should be used.
243	Specifies the web-proxy server address and port number pair in colon separated format.	Specifies the web-proxy server address and port number pair in colon separated format.
244	Switch parameter used to bypass web-proxy for local (intranet) addresses.	Switch parameter used to bypass web-proxy for local (intranet) addresses.
245	Specifies the prefixes for the addresses for which the proxy should not be used	Specifies the prefixes for the addresses for which the proxy should not be used
246	Returns the VpnConnectionProxy object that contains the proxy configuration for the specified VPN Connection	Returns the VpnConnectionProxy object that contains the proxy configuration for the specified VPN Connection
247	VpnConnectionProxy Object	VpnConnectionProxy Object
248	Web-proxy configuration for VPN connection	Web-proxy configuration for VPN connection
251	Proxy settings of the VPN connection.	Proxy settings of the VPN connection.
252	Specifies the prefixes for the addresses for which the proxy should not be used.	Specifies the prefixes for the addresses for which the proxy should not be used.
253	Proxy settings for VPN connection	Proxy settings for VPN connection
254	The routing mechanism via which this route was learned.	The routing mechanism via which this route was learned.
255	Other	Other
256	Local	Local
257	NetMgmt	NetMgmt
258	Icmp	Icmp
259	Egp	Egp
260	Ggp	Ggp
261	Hello	Hello
262	Rip	Rip
263	IsIs	IsIs
264	EsIs	EsIs
265	Igrp	Igrp
266	Bbn	Bbn
267	Ospf	Ospf
268	Bgp	Bgp
269	Idpr	Idpr
270	Eigrp	Eigrp
271	Dvmrp	Dvmrp
272	Rpl	Rpl
273	Dhcp	Dhcp
274	Provisioning Authority of the VPN Profile.	Provisioning Authority of the VPN Profile.
275	Custom	Custom
276	Selects the best local IP address and best route to reach the specified remote address.	Selects the best local IP address and best route to reach the specified remote address.
277	This flag indicates whether the VPN Connection is auto-trigger enabled.	This flag indicates whether the VPN Connection is auto-trigger enabled.
278	Forces the addition of the DNS servers for the given DNS Suffix.	Forces the addition of the DNS servers for the given DNS Suffix.
279	Forces the addition of Application ID to the VPN profile.	Forces the addition of Application ID to the VPN profile.
280	Supplying this parameter will automatically add the supplied DNS suffixes to the current Trusted Network List.	Supplying this parameter will automatically add the supplied DNS suffixes to the current Trusted Network List.
2001	This VPN connection has already been created. Specify a different VPN profile name.	This VPN connection has already been created. Specify a different VPN profile name.
2002	The format of the specified profile name is incorrect.	The format of the specified profile name is incorrect.
2003	The connection does not use EAP as one of the authentication methods. The EapConfigXmlStream parameter is invalid for this profile.	The connection does not use EAP as one of the authentication methods. The EapConfigXmlStream parameter is invalid for this profile.
2004	Authentication method %1!s! was specified twice as an input parameter.	Authentication method %1!s! was specified twice as an input parameter.
2005	The EAP authentication method cannot be used in conjuction with another method (PAP, CHAP, MSChapv2).	The EAP authentication method cannot be used in conjuction with another method (PAP, CHAP, MSChapv2).
2006	IKEv2 tunnel type only supports Eap and Machine certificate as authentication method.	IKEv2 tunnel type only supports Eap and Machine certificate as authentication method.
2007	The VPN Connection cannot be added because conflicting PPP Tunnel types are specified. Using L2TP is recommended.	The VPN Connection cannot be added because conflicting PPP Tunnel types are specified. Using L2TP is recommended.
2008	EapConfigXmlStream must be used with the EAP authentication method.	EapConfigXmlStream must be used with the EAP authentication method.
2009	VPN connection %1!s! cannot be configured with EAP settings. The EAP configuration XML is incorrect.	VPN connection %1!s! cannot be configured with EAP settings. The EAP configuration XML is incorrect.
2010	Failed to generate the EAP Configuration for the VPN Connection %1!s!.	Failed to generate the EAP Configuration for the VPN Connection %1!s!.
2011	The profile %1!s! is not a VPN connection profile.	The profile %1!s! is not a VPN connection profile.
2012	The current encryption selection requires EAP or MS-CHAPv2 logon security methods. PAP and CHAP do not support Encryption settings 'Required' or 'Maximum'.	The current encryption selection requires EAP or MS-CHAPv2 logon security methods. PAP and CHAP do not support Encryption settings 'Required' or 'Maximum'.
2013	Could not add DNS Suffix because the DNS Suffix specified is invalid.	Could not add DNS Suffix because the DNS Suffix specified is invalid.
2014	ServerList cannot be NULL.	ServerList cannot be NULL.
2015	Default Server is not set because the server specified is not a valid VPN Server for this connection.	Default Server is not set because the server specified is not a valid VPN Server for this connection.
2016	Invalid parameter DestinationPrefix %1!s!.	Invalid parameter DestinationPrefix %1!s!.
2017	The specified route is not present.	The specified route is not present.
2018	The VPN Connection profile %1!s! could not be modified because Machine Certificate authentication is supported by IKEv2 only.	The VPN Connection profile %1!s! could not be modified because Machine Certificate authentication is supported by IKEv2 only.
2019	Machine Certificate authentication methods can't be used in conjunction with other methods (PAP, CHAP, EAP and MSChapv2).	Machine Certificate authentication methods can't be used in conjunction with other methods (PAP, CHAP, EAP and MSChapv2).
2020	VPN connection %1!s! was not found.	VPN connection %1!s! was not found.
2021	%1!s! parameter can be applied only when AuthenticationMethod is Machine Certificate.	%1!s! parameter can be applied only when AuthenticationMethod is Machine Certificate.
2022	Machine Certificate EKU filter %1!s! could not be validated. It might be a user-defined or invalid EKU.	Machine Certificate EKU filter %1!s! could not be validated. It might be a user-defined or invalid EKU.
2023	The number of routes cannot be more than %1!d!.	The number of routes cannot be more than %1!d!.
2024	The number of servers cannot be more than %1!d!.	The number of servers cannot be more than %1!d!.
2025	The number of EKUs cannot be more than %1!d!.	The number of EKUs cannot be more than %1!d!.
2026	WinLogon credential cannot be used with Machine Certificate Authentication method.	WinLogon credential cannot be used with Machine Certificate Authentication method.
2027	Encryption Level could not be set to Custom because IPSec Custom Policy has not been defined for the VPN Connection.	Encryption Level could not be set to Custom because IPSec Custom Policy has not been defined for the VPN Connection.
2028	The current tunnel type does not support Custom Encryption.	The current tunnel type does not support Custom Encryption.
2030	The currently selected encryption level requires EAP or MS-CHAPv2 logon security methods. Data encryption will not occur for Pap or Chap.	The currently selected encryption level requires EAP or MS-CHAPv2 logon security methods. Data encryption will not occur for Pap or Chap.
2031	The RememberCredentials option was selected. User credentials will be stored after the first successful connection.	The RememberCredentials option was selected. User credentials will be stored after the first successful connection.
2032	Removing the VPN connection %1!s! from local user connections.	Removing the VPN connection %1!s! from local user connections.
2033	The -UseWinlogonCredential parameter is invalid. This parameter is not supported with the current authentication method.	The -UseWinlogonCredential parameter is invalid. This parameter is not supported with the current authentication method.
2034	No VPN connection specified. Retrieving all connections for the local user.	No VPN connection specified. Retrieving all connections for the local user.
2035	No VPN connection specified. Retrieving all connections for all users.	No VPN connection specified. Retrieving all connections for all users.
2036	Retrieving the VPN connection %1!s! from local user's connections.	Retrieving the VPN connection %1!s! from local user's connections.
2037	Creating new VPN Server Address %1!s!	Creating new VPN Server Address %1!s!
2038	Setting %1!s! as default server	Setting %1!s! as default server
2040	Creating VPN connection %1!s!...	Creating VPN connection %1!s!...
2041	Configuring VPN connection %1!s!...	Configuring VPN connection %1!s!...
2042	Deleting VPN connection %1!s!...	Deleting VPN connection %1!s!...
2043	Transmitting the secret key over unsecure text stream... Do you want to continue?	Transmitting the secret key over unsecure text stream... Do you want to continue?
2044	Deleting VPN connection %1!s!. Do you want to continue?	Deleting VPN connection %1!s!. Do you want to continue?
2045	Adding %1!s! route to VpnConnection %2!s!.	Adding %1!s! route to VpnConnection %2!s!.
2046	Removing %1!s! route from VpnConnection %2!s!.	Removing %1!s! route from VpnConnection %2!s!.
2047	Configuring VPN cryptography settings.	Configuring VPN cryptography settings.
2048	Configuring VPN cryptography settings to default.	Configuring VPN cryptography settings to default.
2049	Changing the Cryptography Settings. Do you want to continue?	Changing the Cryptography Settings. Do you want to continue?
2050	VPN connection %1!s! cannot be added to the global user connections.	VPN connection %1!s! cannot be added to the global user connections.
2051	VPN connection %1!s! cannot be added to the local user connections.	VPN connection %1!s! cannot be added to the local user connections.
2052	The configuration cannot be applied to the global user VPN connection %1!s!.	The configuration cannot be applied to the global user VPN connection %1!s!.
2053	The configuration cannot be applied to the local user VPN connection %1!s!.	The configuration cannot be applied to the local user VPN connection %1!s!.
2054	The VPN connection %1!s! cannot be retrieved from the global user connections.	The VPN connection %1!s! cannot be retrieved from the global user connections.
2055	The VPN connections could not be retrieved from the global user connections.	The VPN connections could not be retrieved from the global user connections.
2056	The VPN connection %1!s! could not be retrieved from the local user connections.	The VPN connection %1!s! could not be retrieved from the local user connections.
2057	The VPN connections could not be retrieved from the local user connections.	The VPN connections could not be retrieved from the local user connections.
2058	The VPN connection %1!s! cannot be removed from the global user connections.	The VPN connection %1!s! cannot be removed from the global user connections.
2059	The VPN connections cannot be removed from the global user connections.	The VPN connections cannot be removed from the global user connections.
2060	The VPN connection %1!s! cannot be removed from the local user connections.	The VPN connection %1!s! cannot be removed from the local user connections.
2061	The VPN connections cannot be removed from the local user connections.	The VPN connections cannot be removed from the local user connections.
2062	The Authentication Transform settings could not be applied as %1!d! is an invalid parameter.	The Authentication Transform settings could not be applied as %1!d! is an invalid parameter.
2063	The Cipher Transform settings could not be applied as %1!d! is an invalid parameter.	The Cipher Transform settings could not be applied as %1!d! is an invalid parameter.
2064	The Diffie-Hellman Group settings could not be applied as %1!d! is an invalid parameter.	The Diffie-Hellman Group settings could not be applied as %1!d! is an invalid parameter.
2065	The Encryption settings could not be applied as %1!d! is an invalid parameter.	The Encryption settings could not be applied as %1!d! is an invalid parameter.
2066	The Integrity Check settings could not be applied as %1!d! is an invalid parameter.	The Integrity Check settings could not be applied as %1!d! is an invalid parameter.
2067	The Perfect Forward Secrecy Group settings could not be applied as %1!d! is an invalid parameter.	The Perfect Forward Secrecy Group settings could not be applied as %1!d! is an invalid parameter.
2068	The application %1!s! is not present in the connection profile.	The application %1!s! is not present in the connection profile.
2069	This DnsSuffix is already part of the connection profile.	This DnsSuffix is already part of the connection profile.
2070	This DnsSuffix is not configured as part of the connection profile.	This DnsSuffix is not configured as part of the connection profile.
2071	ThirdPartyVpn parameter must be specified for setting the properties of a third party profile.	ThirdPartyVpn parameter must be specified for setting the properties of a third party profile.
2072	ThirdPartyVpn parameter is not relevant for Microsoft VPN profiles.	ThirdPartyVpn parameter is not relevant for Microsoft VPN profiles.
2073	The ApplicationID %1!s! is invalid.	The ApplicationID %1!s! is invalid.
2074	IPsec configuration settings are not applicable for third party VPN connections.	IPsec configuration settings are not applicable for third party VPN connections.
2075	Parameters BypassProxyForLocal and ExceptionPrefix cannot be used without the ProxyServer value.	Parameters BypassProxyForLocal and ExceptionPrefix cannot be used without the ProxyServer value.
2076	All DNS servers will be removed for DNS suffix %1!s!. Do you want to continue?	All DNS servers will be removed for DNS suffix %1!s!. Do you want to continue?
2077	DNS servers %1!s! will be added for DNS suffix %2!s!. Do you want to continue?	DNS servers %1!s! will be added for DNS suffix %2!s!. Do you want to continue?
2078	Changing the DNS server for a DNS suffix for VPN auto-triggering...	Changing the DNS server for a DNS suffix for VPN auto-triggering...
2080	Adding applications %1!s! for VPN auto-triggering...	Adding applications %1!s! for VPN auto-triggering...
2081	Removing applications for VPN auto-triggering...	Removing applications for VPN auto-triggering...
2082	The applications %1!s! will be removed from VPN auto-triggering. Do you want to continue?	The applications %1!s! will be removed from VPN auto-triggering. Do you want to continue?
2083	Removing the application %1!s! will disable auto triggering since there are no other auto triggering properties configured. Do you want to continue?	Removing the application %1!s! will disable auto triggering since there are no other auto triggering properties configured. Do you want to continue?
2084	Adding a DNS suffix %1!s! with DNS server address %2!s! for VPN auto-triggering...	Adding a DNS suffix %1!s! with DNS server address %2!s! for VPN auto-triggering...
2085	Adding a DNS suffix %1!s! for VPN auto-triggering...	Adding a DNS suffix %1!s! for VPN auto-triggering...
2086	Removing DNS Suffixes %1!s! from VPN auto-triggering...	Removing DNS Suffixes %1!s! from VPN auto-triggering...
2087	The DNS suffixes %1!s! will be removed from VPN auto-triggering for profile %2!s!. Do you want to continue?	The DNS suffixes %1!s! will be removed from VPN auto-triggering for profile %2!s!. Do you want to continue?
2088	Removing the DNS suffix %1!s! will disable auto triggering since there are no other auto triggering properties configured. Do you want to continue?	Removing the DNS suffix %1!s! will disable auto triggering since there are no other auto triggering properties configured. Do you want to continue?
2090	The Application %1!s! is already part of the connection profile.	The Application %1!s! is already part of the connection profile.
2091	The IPv6 address %1!s! entered for the DNS suffix %2!s! is invalid. Enter a valid IPv6 address.	The IPv6 address %1!s! entered for the DNS suffix %2!s! is invalid. Enter a valid IPv6 address.
2092	The IPv4 address %1!s! entered for the DNS suffix %2!s! is invalid. Enter a valid IPv4 address.	The IPv4 address %1!s! entered for the DNS suffix %2!s! is invalid. Enter a valid IPv4 address.
2093	This DnsSuffix is not present in the connection profile.	This DnsSuffix is not present in the connection profile.
2095	DnsIPAddress parameter can only be provided along with a DnsSuffix parameter.	DnsIPAddress parameter can only be provided along with a DnsSuffix parameter.
2096	DnsSuffix parameter can only be provided along with a DnsServer parameter.	DnsSuffix parameter can only be provided along with a DnsServer parameter.
2097	VPN connection profile %1!s! cannot be found.	VPN connection profile %1!s! cannot be found.
2098	The proxy server address format is invalid.	The proxy server address format is invalid.
2099	Setting the web-proxy for VPN connection profile vpn.	Setting the web-proxy for VPN connection profile vpn.
2100	%1!s! : %2!s!	%1!s! : %2!s!
2101	A call to EAP Host returned an error.	A call to EAP Host returned an error.
2102	You have not configured any applications or name suffixes for triggering. Without configuring these, triggering will not work. Do you want to continue?	You have not configured any applications or name suffixes for triggering. Without configuring these, triggering will not work. Do you want to continue?
2103	This cmdlet is applicable only when name based triggering properties have been configured for the profile.	This cmdlet is applicable only when name based triggering properties have been configured for the profile.
2104	The DnsSuffix %1!s! is already part of the connection profile.	The DnsSuffix %1!s! is already part of the connection profile.
2105	Adding trusted network DNS suffixes %1!s! for VPN auto-triggering...	Adding trusted network DNS suffixes %1!s! for VPN auto-triggering...
2106	Setting trusted network DNS suffixes %1!s! for VPN auto-triggering...	Setting trusted network DNS suffixes %1!s! for VPN auto-triggering...
2107	The existing trusted network DNS suffixes %1!s! will be replaced with the DNS suffixes configured in the VPN auto-triggering properties, do you want to continue?	The existing trusted network DNS suffixes %1!s! will be replaced with the DNS suffixes configured in the VPN auto-triggering properties, do you want to continue?
2108	If you remove these trusted network DNS suffixes, VPN connection will always auto trigger whenever trigger properties are satisfied. Do you want to continue?	If you remove these trusted network DNS suffixes, VPN connection will always auto trigger whenever trigger properties are satisfied. Do you want to continue?
2109	The trusted network DNS suffixes %1!s! will be removed from VPN auto-triggering, do you want to continue?	The trusted network DNS suffixes %1!s! will be removed from VPN auto-triggering, do you want to continue?
2110	Removing trusted network DNS suffixes %1!s! for VPN auto-triggering...	Removing trusted network DNS suffixes %1!s! for VPN auto-triggering...
2111	The DnsSuffix %1!s! is not present in the connection profile.	The DnsSuffix %1!s! is not present in the connection profile.
2112	The suffixes %1!s! will also be automatically removed from the trusted network detection list. Since there are no other suffixes configured in the trusted network detection list, VPN connection will always auto-trigger whether you are inside or outside corporate network.	The suffixes %1!s! will also be automatically removed from the trusted network detection list. Since there are no other suffixes configured in the trusted network detection list, VPN connection will always auto-trigger whether you are inside or outside corporate network.
2113	The suffixes %1!s! will be automatically added to the trusted network detection list. Any subsequent addition/removal of suffixes from this cmdlet will be reflected in the trusted network detection list. If you do not want this auto-population, remove the suffixes from the trusted network detection list by using the cmdlet: Remove-VpnConnectionTriggerTrustedNetwork	The suffixes %1!s! will be automatically added to the trusted network detection list. Any subsequent addition/removal of suffixes from this cmdlet will be reflected in the trusted network detection list. If you do not want this auto-population, remove the suffixes from the trusted network detection list by using the cmdlet: Remove-VpnConnectionTriggerTrustedNetwork
2114	A proxy server port is not specified. Default port number 80 will be used.	A proxy server port is not specified. Default port number 80 will be used.
2115	Auto triggering will be turned off in this profile because another auto-triggered profile already exists. You can manually turn on auto-triggering for this VPN profile in the Networks list.	Auto triggering will be turned off in this profile because another auto-triggered profile already exists. You can manually turn on auto-triggering for this VPN profile in the Networks list.
2116	Since auto triggering properties are being removed from this profile, the VPN profile %1!s! will be enabled for auto triggering.	Since auto triggering properties are being removed from this profile, the VPN profile %1!s! will be enabled for auto triggering.
2117	Use SetVpnConnectionIpSecConfiguration -RevertToDefault to reset Custom Encryption	Use SetVpnConnectionIpSecConfiguration -RevertToDefault to reset Custom Encryption
2118	Since split tunneling has been disabled, auto triggering will not work for this profile. The VPN profile %1!s! has been enabled for auto triggering.	Since split tunneling has been disabled, auto triggering will not work for this profile. The VPN profile %1!s! has been enabled for auto triggering.
2119	If you disable split tunneling, auto triggering will stop working for the connection. Do you want to continue?	If you disable split tunneling, auto triggering will stop working for the connection. Do you want to continue?
2120	Split tunneling is disabled for this connection. Auto triggering will only work on VPN connections where split tunneling is enabled. Do you want to continue?	Split tunneling is disabled for this connection. Auto triggering will only work on VPN connections where split tunneling is enabled. Do you want to continue?
2121	The DnsSuffix %1!s! is invalid. Specify a valid DNS suffix.	The DnsSuffix %1!s! is invalid. Specify a valid DNS suffix.
2122	The DnsSuffix is invalid. Specify a valid DNS suffix.	The DnsSuffix is invalid. Specify a valid DNS suffix.
2123	Auto triggering will be turned off in this profile because you have disabled auto triggering. You can manually turn on auto-triggering for this VPN profile in the Networks list.	Auto triggering will be turned off in this profile because you have disabled auto triggering. You can manually turn on auto-triggering for this VPN profile in the Networks list.
2124	The web-proxy for VPN connection profile %1!s! cannot be configured.	The web-proxy for VPN connection profile %1!s! cannot be configured.
2501	Specify a valid value for parameter: %1!s!.	Specify a valid value for parameter: %1!s!.
2502	The configuration XML cannot be generated. Conflicting tunnel authentication methods are specified.	The configuration XML cannot be generated. Conflicting tunnel authentication methods are specified.
2510	The EAP configuration file cannot be generated.	The EAP configuration file cannot be generated.
2520	Creating EAP configuration XML for method %1!s!...	Creating EAP configuration XML for method %1!s!...
0x3000000C	Failure	Failure
0x50000004	Information	Information
0x70000001	VPNWmiCreate	VPNWmiCreate
0x70000002	VPNWmiDelete	VPNWmiDelete
0x70000003	VPNWmiModify	VPNWmiModify
0x90000001	Microsoft-Windows-VPN-Client/Operational	Microsoft-Windows-VPN-Client/Operational
0xB0002711	VPN Profile %1 has been created with the following properties: %n%2	VPN Profile %1 has been created with the following properties: %n%2
0xB0002712	VPN Profile %1 could not be created. %nError: (%2). %nProperties: %n%3	VPN Profile %1 could not be created. %nError: (%2). %nProperties: %n%3
0xB0002713	VPN Profile %1 has been deleted.	VPN Profile %1 has been deleted.
0xB0002714	VPN Profile %1 could not be deleted. %nError: (%2).	VPN Profile %1 could not be deleted. %nError: (%2).
0xB0002715	VPN Connection %1 has been modified with the following properties: %n%2	VPN Connection %1 has been modified with the following properties: %n%2
0xB0002716	VPN Profile %1 could not be modified. %nError: (%2). %nProperties: %n%3	VPN Profile %1 could not be modified. %nError: (%2). %nProperties: %n%3
0xB0002717	VPN Profile %1 has been created with the following input properties: %n%2%nThe following properties could not be updated:%n%3	VPN Profile %1 has been created with the following input properties: %n%2%nThe following properties could not be updated:%n%3
0xB0002718	VPN Connection %1 has been modified with the following input properties: %n%2%nThe following properties could not be updated:%n%3	VPN Connection %1 has been modified with the following input properties: %n%2%nThe following properties could not be updated:%n%3

File Name:	vpnclientpsprovider.dll.mui
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File Permissions:	rw-rw-rw-
File Type:	Win32 DLL
File Type Extension:	dll
MIME Type:	application/octet-stream
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Time Stamp:	0000:00:00 00:00:00
PE Type:	PE32
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File Flags:	(none)
File OS:	Windows NT 32-bit
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Language Code:	Spanish (Modern)
Character Set:	Unicode
Company Name:	Microsoft Corporation
File Description:	VPN Client WMIv2 Provider
File Version:	10.0.15063.0 (WinBuild.160101.0800)
Internal Name:	VpnClientPsProvider.dll
Legal Copyright:	© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Original File Name:	VpnClientPsProvider.dll.mui
Product Name:	Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Product Version:	10.0.15063.0

vpnclientpsprovider.dll.mui is Multilingual User Interface resource file that contain Spanish (Modern) language for file vpnclientpsprovider.dll (VPN Client WMIv2 Provider).

File Description:	VPN Client WMIv2 Provider
File Version:	10.0.15063.0 (WinBuild.160101.0800)
Company Name:	Microsoft Corporation
Internal Name:	VpnClientPsProvider.dll
Legal Copyright:	© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Original Filename:	VpnClientPsProvider.dll.mui
Product Name:	Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Product Version:	10.0.15063.0
Translation:	0xC0A, 1200