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I have pointed a subdomain to my external ip address - office.mydomain.com.<br />
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I have then got a certificate matching this subdomain which I have then added it to the RDS Gateway server.<br />
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I then connect using a browser to https://office.mydomain.com/rdweb. This works fine as the certificate matches the domain.<br />
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However when I then load one of the remote apps I get a warning saying the certificate does not match the hostname of the actual server. I am able to skip the warning and connect fine but would like some way of setting this up so I dont get any mismatched certificates.
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I have pointed a subdomain to my external ip address - office.mydomain.com.

I have then got a certificate matching this subdomain which I have then added it to the RDS Gateway server.

I then connect using a browser to https://office.mydomain.com/rdweb. This works fine as the certificate matches the domain.

However when I then load one of the remote apps I get a warning saying the certificate does not match the hostname of the actual server. I am able to skip the warning and connect fine but would like some way of setting this up so I dont get any mismatched certificates.

Certificates - RDS Gateway

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