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Hello Brian,<br />
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I received a .pfx file. &nbsp;It contains the privat key, the intermidiate/root CA and the cert itself. &nbsp;I need to add a certificate for RD Web Access. &nbsp;Can you point me to a document our outline the steps I need to take to use this .pfx file? &nbsp;It seems I can only find documentation on pieces of this process but nothing from beginning to end.<br />
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Also, when I attempt to add this .pfx file, the error I get is that the &quot;network&quot; password is incorrect. &nbsp;Are you sure this is referring to a certificate password?
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Is this a user authentication certificate or server authentication certificate? &nbsp;<br />
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I have never see a &quot;network password&quot; error adding a PFX. &nbsp;That makes me think of Web Authentication on the website itself. &nbsp;But let us begin more simple. &nbsp;First let us just import the certificate. &nbsp;Using certificate manager on Windows.<br />
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To use it for RD Web Access I would normally Import it using the Local Certificate Manager. &nbsp;(Microsoft ISCrypto Store).<br />
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I would import it there first thing. &nbsp;<br />
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Start &gt;&nbsp;MMC.exe &gt;&nbsp;Enter &gt;&nbsp;Add Snap-in &gt;&nbsp;Certificates &gt;&nbsp;Computer Account<br />
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Local Computer &gt;&nbsp;Okay<br />
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Personal Store &gt;&nbsp;Right Click &gt;&nbsp;Import <br />
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Try without password, just import the PFX to the machine store.<br />
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Then, this makes it available to use for Remote Desktop RDP Encryption, IIS and RDS Web.<br />
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Now, is this a server authentication certificate or USER authentication certificate?
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Never mind Brian - I did exactly what you said and it went through fine! &nbsp;Telling me about the .pfx password was key. &nbsp;I went back to my email and I had missed it at the very bottom.<br />
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Thank you!
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Brian's statement about a &quot;password&quot; for a .pfx file made me look back at the email the .pfx was sent with. &nbsp;The password I needed was included far down in the email.
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Good deal. &nbsp;Glad we got that worked out!
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Hello all,<br />
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I have set up a Windows RDS environment here and I have RD Web Access working with a self signed certificate. &nbsp;I need to add a third party .pfx certificate.<br />
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1. &nbsp;In Configure Deployment, under Certificates, I select &quot;Select existing certificate.&quot;<br />
2. Next window comes up and asks me for location of the file and a password.<br />
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What password is this referring to? &nbsp;When I leave it blank or type in my password I get:<br />
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&quot;The specified network password is not correct.&quot;<br />
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If I could find what account the RDS is referring to I'm sure I have the password. &nbsp;I have no idea and I running on ideas for what string to use when searching for a solution.<br />
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Does anyone have any idea what account RDS is referring to when you add a certificate and it asks you for the password?<br />
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Thanks!
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Hello all,

I have set up a Windows RDS environment here and I have RD Web Access working with a self signed certificate.  I need to add a third party .pfx certificate.

1.  In Configure Deployment, under Certificates, I select "Select existing certificate."
2. Next window comes up and asks me for location of the file and a password.

What password is this referring to?  When I leave it blank or type in my password I get:

"The specified network password is not correct."

If I could find what account the RDS is referring to I'm sure I have the password.  I have no idea and I running on ideas for what string to use when searching for a solution.

Does anyone have any idea what account RDS is referring to when you add a certificate and it asks you for the password?

Thanks!

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