In case you are using also published Remote Web Apps you have to use a powershell trick to change the TCP port to your custom. Now, when accessing with the RDP client you have to specify the RD Gateway server name with the custom port you have to specified before. Modify the HTTP and/or UDP port number and click OK.Right-click the Remote Desktop Gateway server name and select Properties.Open Remote Desktop Gateway Manager (Start > Administrative Tools > Remote Desktop Services): In that case you should change the port 443 to something else. Many times you are limited to one public IP address and the port 443 is already occupied by some other service. Further configuration and authorization policies can be done from Administrative Tools > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Gateway Manager.The default Remote Desktop (RD) Gateway encapsulates RDP in HTTPS packets listens on port 443 (for TCP) and port 3391 (for UDP). You have now successfully configured the RD Gateway. This is what you want for any real-world setup. It would look more like what you see here. Had a certificate from a Public CA or my own CA been issued and used. This once again is because it isĪ self-signed certificate and should not be used in production. You must allow the certificate to be added to the destination clients Trusted stores.Īs you can see I have applied the cert to both Roles here and it is Untrusted. Not necessary here but a good idea if you back up On the hard drive where we can import it to other machines. Pick the certificate name, which needs to match the external FQDN of the server. Since we do not have a purchased certificate or a CA of our own, we will click Create new certificate… Here it is possible to run in to some issues if using self-signed certificates Since all roles are installed on a single server in this deployment, we need to be sure to use the same certificateįor Web Access and Gateway. Our concern now is specifying a certificate. Next click on Tasksand click Edit Deployment Properties.įrom here we can edit many of the deployment settings. Purposes we will navigate to those settings an alternate way to show you how to get it to it in the future should you ever need

If you click 'Configure certificate' you will be able to configure each roles needed certificate, however for informational The information at the bottom lets us know the deployment was successful however a certificate needs to be configured.

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