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Is this error on the adfs server or on the proxy? Do you have split dns?<br />
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And you need to have bidirectional access over port 443 between each server, and you need a common dns name that points to the adfs server internally, and the proxy externally for the easiest setup.
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Is this error on the adfs server or on the proxy? Do you have split dns?

And you need to have bidirectional access over port 443 between each server, and you need a common dns name that points to the adfs server internally, and the proxy externally for the easiest setup.

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Hi Scott, this error is happening on the adfs server, it’s the first server I’ve trying to set up before adding another to the farm, then the proxy. We have an internal dns names pointing to the server and will have an external dns pointing to our proxy once set up.
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Hi Scott, this error is happening on the adfs server, it’s the first server I’ve trying to set up before adding another to the farm, then the proxy. We have an internal dns names pointing to the server and will have an external dns pointing to our proxy once set up.

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Hi Experts, <br />
<br />
I am having issues setting up an ADFS farm that will be accessible both internally and externally and use a third party SSL for the public side.<br />
<br />
We currently have the below set up.<br />
2 Windows 2019 servers on our internal network<br />
1 Windows 2019 server on our DMZ with a public IP nat &amp;&nbsp;a dns name set with our external DNS provider.<br />
The server in DMZ has routing to both the internal servers.<br />
We want to use our third party Wildcard SSL if possible for the public side to ease accessibility issues.<br />
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When trying to run the configuration wizard I get the below error:<br />
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Hi Experts, 

I am having issues setting up an ADFS farm that will be accessible both internally and externally and use a third party SSL for the public side.

We currently have the below set up.
2 Windows 2019 servers on our internal network
1 Windows 2019 server on our DMZ with a public IP nat & a dns name set with our external DNS provider.
The server in DMZ has routing to both the internal servers.
We want to use our third party Wildcard SSL if possible for the public side to ease accessibility issues.

When trying to run the configuration wizard I get the below error:

Help needed setting up ADFS with external access &amp; Third party SSL

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Help needed setting up ADFS with external access &amp; Third party SSL

Help needed setting up ADFS with external access & Third party SSL