RDS 2008R2 : RemoteApp Program - Remote Desktop

Hello,
I'm able to use all of my RemoteApp programs when I'm connected through the RDS site on my internal network.
When I connect externally, all published applications work fine that I installed on the server. On the RD Session Host server tab on the Gateway I have 'Show a remote desktop connection to this RD Session Host server in RD Web Access' checked.
I also have it checked on the Web Access servers. The Remote Desktop (Published Desktop) of the Web Access servers works fine internally, but I error out when accessing it remotely.
When I click the icon to launch (while connected remotely) I see the internal farm name and the external name of the gateway is not present. I'll press connect and get an error: Remote Desktop can't find the computer "my farm name" This might
mean that "my farm name" does not belong to the specific network. Verify the computer name and domain that you are registering to connect to.
How do I get this remote app to use my SSL connection and RD Gateway and not try to resolve the name locally on my externally connected machine?
I found this post, it solved the problem of using the Remote Access tab on my RDweb site, but I'm trying to fix the RemoteApp.
http://www.concurrency.com/blog/remote-desktop-cant-find-the-computer-through-rdweb-and-gateway/
Thanks

Hi,
Thank you for posting in Windows Server Forum.
What version of OS & RDP client you are using for your environment?
Please recheck that you have configured RD RAP & RD CAP policy. Also as you are facing some SSL certificate issue, I can say that SSL certificate must be signed by trusted certificate authority. Please check below articles for more information.
1. RDWeb: can access internally but cannot access externally
2. RDS: RD Gateway must be configured to use an SSL certificate signed by a trusted certification authority
In addition, I will suggest you to update RDP client to RDP 8.1.
Update for RemoteApp and Desktop Connections feature is available for Windows
Hope it helps!
Thanks,
Dharmesh

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