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Thanks. Guess I was over-thinking it. Learned a nice lesson today about not using the self-signed cert and then putting it out in the world!
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Thanks. Guess I was over-thinking it. Learned a nice lesson today about not using the self-signed cert and then putting it out in the world!

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Trying to get an understanding of how best to add a digital certificate on a Windows 2008 R2 RemoteApp server. I have a bunch of RDP files set up on machines in the wild. <br />
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Can I just get a digital cert from GoDaddy like I would for a web site and then apply that in RemoteApp Manager for RDP files? <br />
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I was using a self-signed certificate which has since expired and causing me issues. Users are going in through <a href="https://server/rdweb....but" rel="ugc">https://server/rdweb....but</a>&nbsp;that obviously gives cert errors as well.
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Trying to get an understanding of how best to add a digital certificate on a Windows 2008 R2 RemoteApp server. I have a bunch of RDP files set up on machines in the wild. 

Can I just get a digital cert from GoDaddy like I would for a web site and then apply that in RemoteApp Manager for RDP files? 

I was using a self-signed certificate which has since expired and causing me issues. Users are going in through https://server/rdweb....but that obviously gives cert errors as well.

Add certificate to 2008 R2 RemoteApps?

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Windows Server 2008

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