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How did you import the new cert? &nbsp;into the machine/personal store? via the MMC or just point to it from IIS? &nbsp;Did you physically delete the old cert?
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How did you import the new cert?  into the machine/personal store? via the MMC or just point to it from IIS?  Did you physically delete the old cert?

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I imported first through the MMC and then into IIS in accordance with GoDaddy's instructions (who issued the cert). &nbsp;I did not physically delete the old cert. &nbsp;Is this done through the MMC or do I need to go and sniper the file?
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I imported first through the MMC and then into IIS in accordance with GoDaddy's instructions (who issued the cert).  I did not physically delete the old cert.  Is this done through the MMC or do I need to go and sniper the file?

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Found some old certs on my proxy server. &nbsp;Deleted them and installed the new one in the MMC. &nbsp;No change.
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Found some old certs on my proxy server.  Deleted them and installed the new one in the MMC.  No change.

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I recently updated the certificate on my server hosting IIS7 and Remote Desktop Services. &nbsp;The new certificate is installed under the MMC and bindings set in IIS. &nbsp;The certificate was also set in Remote Desktop Gateway Services. &nbsp;However, connecting to the HTTPS interface on the server still shows the old expired certificate.<br />
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Need some help running this down.
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I recently updated the certificate on my server hosting IIS7 and Remote Desktop Services.  The new certificate is installed under the MMC and bindings set in IIS.  The certificate was also set in Remote Desktop Gateway Services.  However, connecting to the HTTPS interface on the server still shows the old expired certificate.

Need some help running this down.

Remote Desktop certificate update problems

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