How can I grant Dial-In / Network Access Permission to local account via command line?

windows user-management vpn powershell remote-access

I am trying to configure a VPN server completely using Powershell. I have completed everything except the last step: Granting a local user account Dial-In / Network Access Permissions so that this user can access the VPN.

Via GUI it's easy to complete this step with the "Computer Management" app in the user properties / Dial In / Network Access Permission:

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But how can I do this via Powershell? As an alternative, how can I grant the user permission to use the VPN by setting a NPS Network Policy via command line?


netsh seems to be able to do that.

netsh ras set user <username> permit

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