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SBS 2011 Can’t connect to the remote computer because no certificate was configured – Remote workplace certificate error

Posted on by Mark Pace

Problem:
When connecting to Windows SBS 2011 Remote Web Access, the following error appears when trying to connect to a remote computer.

RWA-Cant-Connect

 

 

 

 

 

 

Your computer can’t connect to the remote computer because no certificate was configured to use at the
Remote Desktop Gateway server. Contact your network administrator for assistance.

Solution:
You need to repair the Remote Desktop Gateway (RD Gateway) service in the the RD Gateway Manager management console.

By default, SBS 2011 does not have the RD Gateway Manager management console enabled, The following command will properly install the RD Gateway Manager management console:

dism /online /Enable-Feature:Gateway-UI

Run this command from an elevated command prompt.

Then follow these steps

  1. Open the Remote Desktop Gateway Manager from Administrative Tools > Remote Desktop Services.
  2. Right-click your server name and choose properties.
  3. Select the SSL Certificate tab.
  4. Click the Import Certificate… button.
  5. Choose your trusted certificate and click Import.
  6. Click Ok.

RDCM-SSL-Certificate

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

note: you may need to assign a different certificate, then reassign the desired certificate to force RD Gateway Manager to take effect

See Also:
How to Install Your Existing Certificate into SBS Essentials

 

SOURCE: Thanks to stevehardie.com – This is used for reference and internal use.

Apple OSX Imac Macbook network connections all say FAILED wifi lan 3g

Posted on by Mark Pace

When looking at the connections of your Apple OSX system, all network devices show FAILED instead of CONNECTED or NOT CONNECTED.

Basically there is a file corruption on the system.
Okay what we’ll need to do is go to Mac HD/Library/Preferences/system configuration and move the system configuration to your desktop and then restart your iMac.

It will reset your system configuration and hopefully when you restart the issue will be resolved if there is some sort of configuration error that is causing the issue.

We have tested this with one of our clients today and works 100%. Obviously you will need to renter WIFI passwords and if DHCP is running, it will just automatically reconnect to LAN or Wifi.

If you require assistance or support, please contact Sterling IT on (02) 97566866.