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I am using Windows 10 Professional and I am wondering if I can use my own (self-signed) certificate instead of the auto-generated certificate for the Remote Desktop Service.
If I simply copy my own certificate into "Remote Desktop/Certificates" folder and remove its auto-generated one, the RDS would just stop working. Besides, Once I restart the service, it would generate a new certificate.
Would there be any measures for me to use my own certificate instead of the auto-generated one?
Thanks!
2What are you imagining the benefits of doing so will be? It won't be valid either. – ceejayoz – 2017-08-14T16:17:10.110
1@ceejayoz Hi the annoying problem with the auto-generated certificate is that it would expire after half a year, which means that I always need trust new certificate. If I can use my own self-signed one, I can generate one with the life of 10 years. – None – 2017-08-15T02:31:49.813
Thirty seconds every six months is that much of a hardship? – ceejayoz – 2017-08-15T12:35:39.727