TS Gateway service
hi,
i've created certificate on ts gateway , installed certificate (import) localy on computer. now, regardinig ts cap , rap can connect servers on internal network through rdp.
my questions:
- how skip local installation of certificate , publish computers on domain?
- don't have separate ip address sll listener. possible user existing sll certificate (for example exchange/owa , use ts service). in way can create additional rule on isa server. how publish ts gateway service existing ssl certificate?
- real advantage internal/external users use rdp on ts gateway? external - don't need use vpn connection anymore. else?
thnx!
>1. can please explain type of certificate must generated on enterprise ca?
web server/computer do.
>2. yes, mean ssl certificate, used owa. can use same cerficate ts exchange or must new one?
if want cer without private key , should create new 1 gateway machine. if have pfx exchange can use that.
say the cn of cert exchange.test.com.now gateway can configured use cert putting in certs\mycomputer\personal , configuring properties.
but when client wants connect exchange.test.com, requests go exchange.test.com (your exchange machine), can go , edit hosts file or setup dns route requests gateway , connects gateway ip.
if want reach original exchange machine without gateway , can change dns/hosts file on client.
you can create cert cn as fqdn of gateway machine , configure gateway avoid .
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from step step guide @ http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/library/722f3aa8-2f22-462f-bcc6-72ad31713ddd1033.mspx?mfr=true
using existing certificates
if have certificate, can reuse ts gateway server if certificate:
• | is issued 1 of trusted public cas participate in microsoft root certificate program members program [as listed in article 931125 in microsoft knowledge base (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=59547 )]; , |
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if certificate not trusted microsoft root certificate program members program (for example, if create , install self-signed certificate on ts gateway server , not manually configure certificate trust terminal services client computer), warning stating not have trusted certificate appears when client attempts connect through ts gateway server, , connection not succeed. prevent error occurring, install certificate onto computer certificate store on client computer before client attempts connect through ts gateway server.
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certificate requirements ts gateway
certificates ts gateway must meet these requirements:
• | the name in subject line of server certificate (certificate name, or cn) must match dns name client uses connect ts gateway server, unless using wildcard certificates or san attributes of certificates. if organization issues certificates enterprise certification authority (ca), certificate template must configured appropriate name supplied in certificate request. if organization issues certificates stand-alone ca, not need this.
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• | the certificate computer certificate. | ||||
• | the intended purpose of certificate server authentication. extended key usage (eku) server authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1). | ||||
• | the certificate has corresponding private key. | ||||
• | the certificate has not expired. recommend certificate valid 1 year date of installation. | ||||
• | a certificate object identifier (also known oid) of 2.5.29.15 not required. however, if certificate plan use contains object identifier of 2.5.29.15, can use certificate if @ least 1 of following key usage values set: cert_key_encipherment_key_usage, cert_key_agreement_key_usage, , cert_data_encipherment_key_usage. for more information these values, see advanced certificate enrollment , management (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=74577 ). | ||||
• | the certificate must trusted on clients. is, public certificate of ca signed ts gateway server certificate must located in trusted root certification authorities store on client computer. |
Windows Server > Remote Desktop Services (Terminal Services)
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