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Agreed, if you've publishing certificates for public sites then get an certificate which a verifiable ROOT.<br />
Have a look at <a href="http://www.startssl.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.startssl.com/</a>&nbsp;for a free certificate.
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Agreed, if you've publishing certificates for public sites then get an certificate which a verifiable ROOT.
Have a look at http://www.startssl.com/ [http://www.startssl.com/] for a free certificate.

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We have a server. On that server I setup RDP Gateway Services and all that stuff. That server IP is 192.168.50.x.<br />
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There is a sonicwall firewall , 168.100.175.x. I added a rule that forwards to 192.168.50.x if it is port 443.<br />
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I am using a self signed certificate that the RDP gateway service created, and used the FQN of wsremote02.remote.com<br />
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I took that certificate and installed it on my client machine here, Local machine Trusted Root whatevers.<br />
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I try to run the RDP and get this:<br />
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&nbsp;&quot;This computer can't verify the identity of the RD Gateway &quot;server name&quot; It is not safe to connect to servers that can't be identified...&quot;<br />
Clicked view certificate: This CA Root certificate is not trusted. To enable trust, install this certificate in the trusted root certification authorites store.<br />
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I went to certmgr.msc and it shows it under that store and it does not say its &quot;not trusted&quot;. &nbsp;Any ideas?<br />
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Local machine OS - Win7
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We have a server. On that server I setup RDP Gateway Services and all that stuff. That server IP is 192.168.50.x.

There is a sonicwall firewall , 168.100.175.x. I added a rule that forwards to 192.168.50.x if it is port 443.

I am using a self signed certificate that the RDP gateway service created, and used the FQN of wsremote02.remote.com

I took that certificate and installed it on my client machine here, Local machine Trusted Root whatevers.

I try to run the RDP and get this:

 "This computer can't verify the identity of the RD Gateway "server name" It is not safe to connect to servers that can't be identified..."
Clicked view certificate: This CA Root certificate is not trusted. To enable trust, install this certificate in the trusted root certification authorites store.

I went to certmgr.msc and it shows it under that store and it does not say its "not trusted".  Any ideas?

Local machine OS - Win7

Certificate Issue

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