How will the RPi-TC 2 handle this when connecting to server?

[jasonxman]

Error message on Windows 2012 R2 Server

Every time I connect to the windows 2012 server, I get this error. Is their a way to get rid of it?

Also, when connecting via thin-client, will I have to keep clicking continue every time I connect?

[DaWast]

You have to import the root ca certificate to your clients.

Or if you use as example freerdp you can use:
/cert-ignore
This will ignore certificate issues.
But this is not recommend as you wont see if someone makes a man in the middle attack.

[jasonxman]

You have to import the root ca certificate to your clients.

Or if you use as example freerdp you can use:
/cert-ignore
This will ignore certificate issues.
But this is not recommend as you wont see if someone makes a man in the middle attack.

How do I import the root ca certificate to your clients? What do I do with this "/cert-ignore"? Do I put it in terminal?

[DaWast]

First, copy your CA to dir /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/
then: sudo dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates

But not all clients will use this directory.
Old Citrix Clien as example uses its own certificate directory.

Yes, if you start freerdp from command line, just add this to the command.

[jasonxman]

First, copy your CA to dir /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/
then: sudo dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates

But not all clients will use this directory.
Old Citrix Clien as example uses its own certificate directory.

Yes, if you start freerdp from command line, just add this to the command.

What about in a Windows Server 2012 R2 environment?
It sounds like your saying that it's for Ubuntu.