Changing RemoteApp Session Host connection name in 2012

I am looking for a way to change the server name you connect to (on the Session Host), like you could in 2008 R2. Pictures a worth a thousand words, so I've attached a picture of exactly what I am looking for:
The servers are setup so their names are servername.domain.local, but since they will be facing outwards (with a RD Gateway between them, of course) and non-domain members will be accessing them, we need a way to change the "server name" to servername.domain.com
(.dk actually, but you get the point), so the certificate applies to it.
Currently, connecting looks like this:
We don't want our customers getting this dialog box. Any help is appreciated.

Hi,
The architecture is changed.We don't use the DNS RR or NLB to redirect the initial connection any more.We just need the RDCB database to redirect the connection.The process is simplified.In short, there is no need to change the server name like the above.All
the changeable settings are on the RDCB.To get dialog box disappeared,you need to change the cert name to match the destination computer.
Regards,
Clarence
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