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Certificate question for Gateway, WebApp and Session Host servers.

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Hi,

Environment:

2x RDG Servers with WebApp role installed - 2012 R2

SERVER01.domain.local - 1x Server with Connection Broker, Session host and Web Access - 2012 R2

SERVER01.domain.local - 1x Server with Connection Broker, Session host and Web Access - 2008 R2

Users connect externally via Remote Desktop and WebApp to 2x Gateway server through a load balancer. Users also access WebApp internally (not through the gateway servers).

Internally there is no issues, users connect up to remote.domain.com internally which redirects to WebApp. Everything good.

Externally though, when going through WebApp using remote.domain.com, users get a certificate error after clicking their application stating the server SERVER01.domain.local is not on the certificate. This is correct as we use a single externally trusted SAN certificate which has the following domains:

remote.domain.com

server01.domain.com

server02.domain.com

server03.domain.com

I have added the SAN certificate into SERVER01 in the trusted certificates area. When I change the name of SERVER01 to server01.domain.com usingSet-RDClientAccessName -ConnectionBroker localhost -ClientAccessName server01.domain.comthis works but then users get the following error message.

How can I make it so that users don't get the certificate mismatch error and keep the the applications working!

Thanks a lot!


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