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Thanks Matthew. I will give it a go. It's slightly different because this is 2012 but it's similar enough.<br />
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I think the step still needs to be taken to update the bindings for the https default website to point to the new certificate, which that article doesn't mention.<br />
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I'll let you know how I get on once I do it this week.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,<br />
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Just to let you know I have completed this now and it all went to plan. I didn't need to enter any private key passwords though.<br />
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My process was;<br />
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Create CSR's in IIS on the RD Gateway with the &quot;Create Certificate Request&quot; wizard<br />
Submit CSR's to public CA and wait for the certs to come back<br />
Complete the certificate requests in IIS with the &quot;Complete Certificate Request&quot; wizard<br />
Change the https bindings in IIS to use the new certs<br />
Change the RG Gateway in RG Gateway Manager to point to the new SSL cert<br />
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Seems to have worked.<br />
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Thanks again for the advice.<br />
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Marko
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Hi,<br />
<br />
We have 2 certificates configured for our Server 2012 RDSH solution. One for the web link remote.domain.com and one for the RD Gateway rdgw.domain.com. They are both due to expire.<br />
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What is the process for renewing them? Do I generate a CSR for each and once I get the certs back from the provider (using Comodo) point the https binding to the new ones in IIS manager? Do I need to put them into the local certs store via MMC first? Delete the old certs or just leave them?<br />
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Any help advice would be most welcome.<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi,

We have 2 certificates configured for our Server 2012 RDSH solution. One for the web link remote.domain.com and one for the RD Gateway rdgw.domain.com. They are both due to expire.

What is the process for renewing them? Do I generate a CSR for each and once I get the certs back from the provider (using Comodo) point the https binding to the new ones in IIS manager? Do I need to put them into the local certs store via MMC first? Delete the old certs or just leave them?

Any help advice would be most welcome.

Thanks

RDSH Certificate Renewal

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SSL / HTTPS

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