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Which list are you talking about? Have you imported the cert into your personal certificate store?
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Which list are you talking about? Have you imported the cert into your personal certificate store?

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It is fixed using a 3rd party app.
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Hi,<br />
I have created a new certificate today for use in Remote Desktop services. &nbsp;All went well during the creation and I sent the txt file off to the CA.<br />
Upon receiving the .cer file I went to complete the process but the initial created certificate isn't in my list. &nbsp;Why is this. &nbsp;If I recreate the same certificate using identical information it still doesn't appear in my list?!<br />
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Using Microsoft Server 2008, IIS 7<br />
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Kindest regards,<br />
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Les.
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Hi,
I have created a new certificate today for use in Remote Desktop services.  All went well during the creation and I sent the txt file off to the CA.
Upon receiving the .cer file I went to complete the process but the initial created certificate isn't in my list.  Why is this.  If I recreate the same certificate using identical information it still doesn't appear in my list?!

Using Microsoft Server 2008, IIS 7

Kindest regards,

Les.

IIS certificate creation and completion

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