What I am trying to do is establish RDP over SSL by using a Windows issued Certificate. I have successfully established a Certificate Authority on a secondary Domain Controller. On that particular server I have also successfully went in to the RDP-Tcp properties of that local machine, selected the EDIT button of Certificate, and assigned the Cert that I created. Thus, RDP is running over SSL on that server.
The problem is that I have about 7 more servers in the domain. I can create subordinate certificates for these servers by pointing back to that Authority server I created, but the issue is recognizing them. When I go into the RDP-Tcp properties of these other servers, and select the EDIT properties of the Certificate, there are no Certs there to choose from. I know I created them, b/c I see them in the C: root and the default Windows directory of the sever. Any suggestions?
The problem is that I have about 7 more servers in the domain. I can create subordinate certificates for these servers by pointing back to that Authority server I created, but the issue is recognizing them. When I go into the RDP-Tcp properties of these other servers, and select the EDIT properties of the Certificate, there are no Certs there to choose from. I know I created them, b/c I see them in the C: root and the default Windows directory of the sever. Any suggestions?