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C. M. "Mickey" Metcalf

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Thanks you Patrick. Made sense once your comment was received.
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Thanks you Patrick. Made sense once your comment was received.

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You need to tell the RDS service which certificate to use. <br />
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This isn't an issue with distributing the certificate, as is already trusted. <br />
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Hopefully you are not directly exposing RDP to the internet. <br />
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<a href="https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/1806a272-6442-4872-a8ba-e30b25507f27/replace-the-remote-desktop-certificate-correctly?forum=winserverTS" rel="ugc nofollow">https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/1806a272-6442-4872-a8ba-e30b25507f27/replace-the-remote-desktop-certificate-correctly?forum=winserverTS</a>
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You need to tell the RDS service which certificate to use.

This isn't an issue with distributing the certificate, as is already trusted.

Hopefully you are not directly exposing RDP to the internet.

https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/1806a272-6442-4872-a8ba-e30b25507f27/replace-the-remote-desktop-certificate-correctly?forum=winserverTS [https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/1806a272-6442-4872-a8ba-e30b25507f27/replace-the-remote-desktop-certificate-correctly?forum=winserverTS]

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Having problems with RDP cert after changing Commercial cert to new email domain name<br />
I just changed my email domain and have a Commercial cert for the new email domain that works fine in EX 2016, autodiscover, outlook, etc. I make RDP connections to the server hosting the Hyper-V EX 2016 server and it throws a server certificate error (name mismatch). I am not running TSS. I use the RDP connection to administer my remote server through CP Remote settings. How can I change the cert in the server to use the commercial cert for those connections?
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Having problems with RDP cert after changing Commercial cert to new email domain name
I just changed my email domain and have a Commercial cert for the new email domain that works fine in EX 2016, autodiscover, outlook, etc. I make RDP connections to the server hosting the Hyper-V EX 2016 server and it throws a server certificate error (name mismatch). I am not running TSS. I use the RDP connection to administer my remote server through CP Remote settings. How can I change the cert in the server to use the commercial cert for those connections?

RDP Certificate issue

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