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Terminal Server through HyperV
Hello Experts. I have the following configuration.
1) A Host Server running Server 2008 R2 with the Hyper V role installed
2)A brand new SBS 2011 Hyper V virtual machine installation which will run exchange and has the Remote Desktop Services installed and the license Server is activated for Remote desktop
3)A second Hyper V virtual machine which will run a terminal server for remote clients to connect to
My question, I am having trouble figuring out how to allow a remote users to connect to the Server in step 3. Any quick advice?
1) A Host Server running Server 2008 R2 with the Hyper V role installed
2)A brand new SBS 2011 Hyper V virtual machine installation which will run exchange and has the Remote Desktop Services installed and the license Server is activated for Remote desktop
3)A second Hyper V virtual machine which will run a terminal server for remote clients to connect to
My question, I am having trouble figuring out how to allow a remote users to connect to the Server in step 3. Any quick advice?
Windows Server 2008SBSRemote Access
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I have done so and when I try to connect to the Terminal Server using the RD Gateway to authenticate I get an error saying "Your computer cant connect to the remote computer because the remote desktop gateway server address requested and the certificate subject name do not match. What did I miss? I did setup a purchased and valid SSL certificate and it is not giving me an error when I access Outlook Web Access. Thoughts?
If you are trying to do this via RDGateway on he SBS server, the easiest route is to use the SBS cert wizard to generate a CSR and then rekey. Then use the SBS wizard again to install the cert. Setting a certificate in IIS is independent from RDGateway, so using exchange walkthroughs on the web will cause the mismatch error you describe. With SBS, it is always best to stick to the wizards.
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