RDS 2019 HTML 5 keyboard shortcuts
Hi everyone, We have implemented HTML5 with Azure application to allow users to connect from home to our RDS servers. It works great, however a couple of issues we found: keyboard shortcuts such as ALT+TAB (ALT+PageUP) not working (Or I need to change something somewhere) When publishing remote app to user it removes the remote desktop option. Icons are not display correctly... the user sees broken image icon Sometimes when clicking on an icon it won't work and a page refresh is required which results in another login page. When changing language (using ALT+SHIFT), the RDS is not using the language configured in the session. It uses the language from the local computer. We would like to use HTML5 as it is more secure than the the RDP protocol. If there are any resolutions to what I wrote it would be amazing. Rahamim.
Remote Desktop Web Client Import Existing Certificate
I am working through the process to setup the Remote Desktop Web Client as documented here, which all works fine when manually working through these steps: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/remote/remote-desktop-services/clients/remote-desktop-web-client-admin I am also working to automate this process with some server deployments, which I can mostly do up to the step to import the certificate, which is this command: Import-RDWebClientBrokerCert <.cer file path> However, we already have a certificate seeded and setup on the certificate store on the server that I want to use, but this command provides no way to reference or use said certificate by thumbprint. Is there any other possible way to reference and use a certificate that is already on the server? I found I can't run the last command to publish until I do the certificate import: Publish-RDWebClientPackage -Type Production -Latest The certificate I have in place is one that I'm already using on the same server for the connection broker and session host roles. I did see further down some netsh commands regarding setting the certificate, but this doesn't really do anything as the port already has the certificate and it doesn't seem to matter for whatever is required to run the publish command. Is there any way to do this without importing a real certificate file?