sstpn vpn

I am having problmes getting a SSTP VPN to work. PPTP works okay. I believe
it may have something to do with the certificate. If I run netsh http show
sslcert, I get the same certificate hash that I find in the thumbprint of the
Local computer computer certificates personal store in MMC. However, the
sha256Certificatehash key gives me a diferent set of characters. I tried to
change it, it still doesn't work.
I have gone through
http://blogs.technet.com/rrasblog/ar...-failures.aspx
to no avail. The system seems to be listening on port 443, and the server
does work because PPTP connections work. What am I missing. The certificate
I am using came from an internal PKI.

I would also like to add that I can see port 443 traffic from the firewall
with a destination of the RRAS server.

"Barry Alan" wrote:

> I am having problmes getting a SSTP VPN to work. PPTP works okay. I believe
> it may have something to do with the certificate. If I run netsh http show
> sslcert, I get the same certificate hash that I find in the thumbprint of the
> Local computer computer certificates personal store in MMC. However, the
> sha256Certificatehash key gives me a diferent set of characters. I tried to
> change it, it still doesn't work.
> I have gone through
> http://blogs.technet.com/rrasblog/ar...-failures.aspx
> to no avail. The system seems to be listening on port 443, and the server
> does work because PPTP connections work. What am I missing. The certificate
> I am using came from an internal PKI.

There also, the local firewall is turned off.

"Barry Alan" wrote:

> I would also like to add that I can see port 443 traffic from the firewall
> with a destination of the RRAS server.
>
> "Barry Alan" wrote:
>
> > I am having problmes getting a SSTP VPN to work. PPTP works okay. I believe
> > it may have something to do with the certificate. If I run netsh http show
> > sslcert, I get the same certificate hash that I find in the thumbprint of the
> > Local computer computer certificates personal store in MMC. However, the
> > sha256Certificatehash key gives me a diferent set of characters. I tried to
> > change it, it still doesn't work.
> > I have gone through
> > http://blogs.technet.com/rrasblog/ar...-failures.aspx
> > to no avail. The system seems to be listening on port 443, and the server
> > does work because PPTP connections work. What am I missing. The certificate
> > I am using came from an internal PKI.