Correct way to replace a certificate thats about to expire in RDWEB Webclient (HTML5)

van Daalen 41 Reputation points
2021-02-16T12:18:55.583+00:00

Hello,

Can someone point me in the right direction (MS article maybe?) for replacing the certificate on RDWEB Webclient thats about to expire.
Do i simply run this again? Import-RDWebClientBrokerCert <.cer file path>

Thanks for the help.

LEVD

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  1. Karlie Weng 19,026 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor
    2021-02-17T06:15:12.31+00:00

    Hello @van Daalen

    1. Delete all the old certificates in the personal store of the RD Webserver
    2. Reboot the Webserver
    3. Generate a new certificate request in IIS Manager https://www.techwithahammer.com/2017/07/27/windows-20122012-r2-remote-desktop-services-new-or-renew-certificate/
    4. Imported it into Certificates - Local Computer > Personal in certlm
    5. Export the .pfx file for the Connection Broker
    6. Redeploy the certificate using the Server Manger / Remote Desktop Services / Deployment Overview / Tasks / Edit Deployment Settings

    Trying to renew my Remote Desktop Certificate in 2012r2

    Best Regards
    Karlie

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  2. van Daalen 41 Reputation points
    2021-02-17T08:37:39.993+00:00

    Hello Karlie,

    Thank you. But what you are explaining is for normal RD Deployment, i know how this works.

    The question im asking is for RDWeb Webclient (HTML5 client)
    I know how to place the certificate, but how do i renew it when the certificate is about to expire.

    Thanks.

    LEVD


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