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Hi!<br />
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User certmgr.msc, select local computer, import certificate to personal store. Then go to tscc.msc, right click RDP connector and select properties. Change security to TLS and select certificate.<br />
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HTH<br />
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Toni
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Hi!

User certmgr.msc, select local computer, import certificate to personal store. Then go to tscc.msc, right click RDP connector and select properties. Change security to TLS and select certificate.

HTH

Toni

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I believe it needs to be installed in the Windows Certificate Server. You can install it on the same machine your TS is on. The certificate server manages the use of your certificates. 
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I believe it needs to be installed in the Windows Certificate Server. You can install it on the same machine your TS is on. The certificate server manages the use of your certificates.

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When I run the certmgr.msc it comes up with Current User. &nbsp;Is there anyway to select local computer?<br />
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Thanks.
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When I run the certmgr.msc it comes up with Current User.  Is there anyway to select local computer?

Thanks.

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Start, Run... &nbsp;type &quot;mmc&quot;, press enter, in File menu select Add snap-in... select Certificates and click add. Now you will be asked if you want to add snap-in for local computer, click OK twice.
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Start, Run...  type "mmc", press enter, in File menu select Add snap-in... select Certificates and click add. Now you will be asked if you want to add snap-in for local computer, click OK twice.

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Thanks for all the help. &nbsp;My last question is how do I generate the CSR on the terminal server? It doesn't run IIS or anything like that.<br />
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Thanks again.
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Thanks for all the help.  My last question is how do I generate the CSR on the terminal server? It doesn't run IIS or anything like that.

Thanks again.

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Thank you. Glad I could be of help.
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We just recently bought a SSL certificate for our Terminal Server, however, I'm not 100% sure where on the server it needs to be installed. &nbsp;Or if needs to be installed elsewhere? &nbsp;Thanks.
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We just recently bought a SSL certificate for our Terminal Server, however, I'm not 100% sure where on the server it needs to be installed.  Or if needs to be installed elsewhere?  Thanks.

SSL Certificates and Terminal Services

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