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You might need to re-publish the remoteapps
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You might need to re-publish the remoteapps

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Tried republishing the remoteapps. &nbsp;The user still gets the old certifcate... 
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Tried republishing the remoteapps.  The user still gets the old certifcate...

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Discovered client needed to upgrade RDP version.
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Discovered client needed to upgrade RDP version.

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I have a TSGateway with RemoteApp setup. &nbsp;I had originally used a self-signed certicate. Then I purchased a certifcate from digicert. &nbsp;When they first connect the new ssl cert connects them fine, but when I go to open remoteapp it still shows the old self-signed certifcate even though I removed it from everywhere I could find.<br />
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Where might it still be finding the old certifcate from and how do I remove it?
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I have a TSGateway with RemoteApp setup.  I had originally used a self-signed certicate. Then I purchased a certifcate from digicert.  When they first connect the new ssl cert connects them fine, but when I go to open remoteapp it still shows the old self-signed certifcate even though I removed it from everywhere I could find.

Where might it still be finding the old certifcate from and how do I remove it?

TS Gateway - Remote Desktop - Showing old certifcate

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