I am trying to use a Win2012 RDS server with RemoteApps, in a Win2008
R2 AD forest/domain. I would like to either sign my RemoteApp (so my users aren't prompted to run an untrusted published app), or push
out the default connection URL via GPO. However, all the links I am finding speak of a GPO setting called "“RemoteApp and Desktop Connections”",
which I do not have on my GPO list. I only have "Remote Desktop Connection Client", which does not have a key to "Specify default
connection URL".
I need a way to push out the connection URL via GPO, and also to make it
so that my clients don't get prompted to run an untrusted
RemoteApp. And none of the MS TechNet articles I am finding are showing
me that. They either assume a Win2012 AD (judging from the extra GPO settings), or list Win2008 RDS settings (such as using RemoteApp
Manager to sign an app) that don't exist on my Win2012 RDS server.
Both my Win2012 Session Host and Win2012 RD Web Access host have our self-issued certificates. That part seems to be fine. It's running the published apps that is causing me grief. Oh, they run (I am still just using Wordpad and Notepad, like the examples say). They execute from the client just fine. But I am prompted that the apps are untrusted, which I need to get rid of. And ideally I want to push out the connection URL, so that is added to all my Win7 clients (we have no Win 8 clients, and will be getting rid of all our WinXP clients shortly).
Can anyone assist in this?