Yes I have searched the forums on this topic but I am still confused. Here's my environment:
2x Windows 2008 SP2 session host servers
1x Windows 2008 R2 SP1 Session broker
The Farm is accessible to employees only (domain joined and disjoined computers) using the internal DNS name of TSFARM1.company.pri External employees (sales) access the farm via a VPN. The purpose is to allow users to have a full function desktop, so this
is not for RemoteApp etc.
My users receive security warnings about the session broker server then again about the session host server when launching the RDP client. I would like to eliminate this. I also would like to have SSO enable to help speed the process and reduce the amount of log ins.
My questions are:
1. How do I request a CSR for my internal domain (which server is this generated from)? This way I can use it on multiple servers. I contacted Comodo and they said they can not issue a cert for the "*.company.pri" domain. On the forums I see many examples of this but they are usually for .com domains.
2. How do I then apply this to SSO. Just to have my expectation set. SSO means that I can create a rdp file that connects to the farm and not provide credentials on the rdp file. This will pass the logged in credentials of the computer to the farm correct? How will this behave with my non domain joined computers?
Thanks,
TKE402