Server certificates not renewing
Ok, let's see how i get started on this...
We have a new customer with a server and a Cisco firewall. We renewed his server certificates in the Gateway server and in the cisco firewall.
Now, when we want to remotely connect to his server through the RD Gateway we get the following message:
Your computer can’t connect to the remote computer because the Remote Desktop Gateway server’s certificate has expired or has been revoked. Contact your network administrator for assistance.
When I check the Certificate information on that message I still see the old certificate. The old certificate has been completely deleted, how is this possible?
firewall certificate
asked Jan 18 at 7:54
Bas van OoteghemBas van Ooteghem
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Ok, let's see how i get started on this...
We have a new customer with a server and a Cisco firewall. We renewed his server certificates in the Gateway server and in the cisco firewall.
Now, when we want to remotely connect to his server through the RD Gateway we get the following message:
Your computer can’t connect to the remote computer because the Remote Desktop Gateway server’s certificate has expired or has been revoked. Contact your network administrator for assistance.
When I check the Certificate information on that message I still see the old certificate. The old certificate has been completely deleted, how is this possible?
firewall certificate
asked Jan 18 at 7:54
Bas van OoteghemBas van Ooteghem
11
The server probably has not reread the config and the old cert is still in memory.
– davidgo
Jan 18 at 9:35
How can I apply the new cert and remote the old in this case?
– Bas van Ooteghem
Jan 18 at 9:47
I dont know + I have not used Cisco hardware for a long time. A reboot shpuld do it though (but wpukd seem drastic)
– davidgo
Jan 18 at 9:52
Well everything has been rebooted many times now
– Bas van Ooteghem
Jan 18 at 10:32
add a comment |
Ok, let's see how i get started on this...
We have a new customer with a server and a Cisco firewall. We renewed his server certificates in the Gateway server and in the cisco firewall.
Now, when we want to remotely connect to his server through the RD Gateway we get the following message:
Your computer can’t connect to the remote computer because the Remote Desktop Gateway server’s certificate has expired or has been revoked. Contact your network administrator for assistance.
When I check the Certificate information on that message I still see the old certificate. The old certificate has been completely deleted, how is this possible?
firewall certificate
asked Jan 18 at 7:54
Bas van OoteghemBas van Ooteghem
11
Ok, let's see how i get started on this...
We have a new customer with a server and a Cisco firewall. We renewed his server certificates in the Gateway server and in the cisco firewall.
Now, when we want to remotely connect to his server through the RD Gateway we get the following message:
Your computer can’t connect to the remote computer because the Remote Desktop Gateway server’s certificate has expired or has been revoked. Contact your network administrator for assistance.
When I check the Certificate information on that message I still see the old certificate. The old certificate has been completely deleted, how is this possible?
firewall certificate
firewall certificate
asked Jan 18 at 7:54
Bas van OoteghemBas van Ooteghem
11
asked Jan 18 at 7:54
Bas van OoteghemBas van Ooteghem
11
asked Jan 18 at 7:54
Bas van OoteghemBas van Ooteghem
11
asked Jan 18 at 7:54
Bas van OoteghemBas van Ooteghem
11
asked Jan 18 at 7:54
Bas van OoteghemBas van Ooteghem
11
11
The server probably has not reread the config and the old cert is still in memory.
– davidgo
Jan 18 at 9:35
How can I apply the new cert and remote the old in this case?
– Bas van Ooteghem
Jan 18 at 9:47
I dont know + I have not used Cisco hardware for a long time. A reboot shpuld do it though (but wpukd seem drastic)
– davidgo
Jan 18 at 9:52
Well everything has been rebooted many times now
– Bas van Ooteghem
Jan 18 at 10:32
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The server probably has not reread the config and the old cert is still in memory.
– davidgo
Jan 18 at 9:35
How can I apply the new cert and remote the old in this case?
– Bas van Ooteghem
Jan 18 at 9:47
I dont know + I have not used Cisco hardware for a long time. A reboot shpuld do it though (but wpukd seem drastic)
– davidgo
Jan 18 at 9:52
Well everything has been rebooted many times now
– Bas van Ooteghem
Jan 18 at 10:32
The server probably has not reread the config and the old cert is still in memory.
– davidgo
Jan 18 at 9:35
The server probably has not reread the config and the old cert is still in memory.
– davidgo
Jan 18 at 9:35
How can I apply the new cert and remote the old in this case?
– Bas van Ooteghem
Jan 18 at 9:47
How can I apply the new cert and remote the old in this case?
– Bas van Ooteghem
Jan 18 at 9:47
I dont know + I have not used Cisco hardware for a long time. A reboot shpuld do it though (but wpukd seem drastic)
– davidgo
Jan 18 at 9:52
I dont know + I have not used Cisco hardware for a long time. A reboot shpuld do it though (but wpukd seem drastic)
– davidgo
Jan 18 at 9:52
Well everything has been rebooted many times now
– Bas van Ooteghem
Jan 18 at 10:32
Well everything has been rebooted many times now
– Bas van Ooteghem
Jan 18 at 10:32
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The server probably has not reread the config and the old cert is still in memory.
– davidgo
Jan 18 at 9:35
How can I apply the new cert and remote the old in this case?
– Bas van Ooteghem
Jan 18 at 9:47
I dont know + I have not used Cisco hardware for a long time. A reboot shpuld do it though (but wpukd seem drastic)
– davidgo
Jan 18 at 9:52
Well everything has been rebooted many times now
– Bas van Ooteghem
Jan 18 at 10:32