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Thanks for the response. I will watch out for a Microsoft update.
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Thanks for the response. I will watch out for a Microsoft update.

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Have you guys heard any update on this? I am having the same issue..
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Have you guys heard any update on this? I am having the same issue..

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I am getting a certificate revocation error on Window 7 client machines when connecting to server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop services through RDWeb, Vista clients to not seem to suffer this problem.<br />
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I have purchased a wildcard RapidSSL root certificate. If I select it in the certificate mmc, right click and select properties, goto the TAB &quot;OCSP&quot; I can either Disable revocation checks or add a url<br />
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What do I need to add to fix this error?
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I am getting a certificate revocation error on Window 7 client machines when connecting to server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop services through RDWeb, Vista clients to not seem to suffer this problem.

I have purchased a wildcard RapidSSL root certificate. If I select it in the certificate mmc, right click and select properties, goto the TAB "OCSP" I can either Disable revocation checks or add a url

What do I need to add to fix this error?

Remote Desktop 2008R2 with Windows 7 client certificate revocation error

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