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TSG certificate binding is broken even after assigning the certificate using the TS Gateway manager snap-in


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Symptom

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Cause



Consider the following scenario:

In TS Gateway manager, you attempt to assign a SSL certificate to a TS Gateway, it is initially accepted but when the console is refreshed a message is displayed saying:

"TSGateway is not fully configured as a TS gateway server. To access the settings required to complete TS Gateway configuration, click the link provided in each configuration task�.

The configuration status shows "A server certificate in not yet installed or selected".

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Resolution



This issue occurs �if the SSL certificate binding at HTTPS port 443 is set to a particular IP address. There is a TS Gateway Windows Server 2008 SP1 bug which searches for certificates mapped to �All unassigned� address.

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Disclaimer



To work around this issue, change the SSL certificate binding at HTTPS port 443 to �All unassigned�.

To do this, follow these steps:

1.����������� On the Internet Information services (IIS) manager, click IIS server name.

2.����������� Click Sites, and then click �Default web site�.

3.����������� Right-click �Default web site� and then click �Edit Bindings�.

4.����������� Click �HTTPS bindings�, and then click �Edit�.

5.����������� Under IP address: click �All Unassigned�.

6.����������� Click OK.

7.����������� Open the TS Gateway manager, click the TSG server name.

8.���������� The Gateway manager snap-in will display a message that the gateway is not fully configured and a server certificate is not yet installed or selected

9.����������� Right-click and select �Properties

10.��������� Chose the �SSL certificate� tab

11.��������� Click �Browse certificate� and then chose the certificate you want to work, then click �Install�.

12.��������� Apply the changes and then click Refresh on the TS Gateway manager

13.��������� The certificate will be accepted.

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Article Info
Article ID : 959120
Revision : 1
Created on : 10/21/2008
Published on : 10/21/2008
Exists online : False
Views : 411