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Replace Self Signed SSL Certificate on W2012 Remote Desktop Gateway with Trusted CA Certs (Network Solutions)

I had my 2012 Remote Desktop Gateway running fine with a self signed cert but it of course required importing the cert into the remote machine.  I wanted to be able to connect from the Internet without having to import a cert.  Purchased a SSL from NWSol but cannot figure how to get it installed.  Network Solutions is not any help.
Everything I can find in the way of docs refers to setting up the Gateway with a self signed cert for testing until you buy one from a trusted CA.  Nothing about when you get one bought.
NW Solutions provided 4 files one named the host.comain.com and 3 others.
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Thanks... However I did the above and when I go to the RD Gateway Manager, it still shows no SSL cert and if I try to use option 3 to bring in an existing 3rd party cert, it wants a .pfx cert which is the private key portion of the cert.  The ones supplied by NWSOL do not include that...
Or am I missing something?  I will admit... the whole process is fuzzy at best since I dont do this often enough.  I thought I was doing good to create a self signed and make it work but when I got past the testing phase and wanted Internet operation without issues or import of cert first... this is what I ran into.
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likely the PEM cert is issued for the domain and can try use the convertor to change to pfx (the tool can take in other format to convert ..) https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-converter.html
no ssl cert will need to verify if it is installed in the local machine personal store via mmc too..
Sorry I didnt do this earlier... I have not had time to actually try the solution but thats the information I needed... I appreciate it!