View certificate when connection is successful

Hi,
I am troubleshooting issues with certificates. I would like to know if there's a way to view the certificate used when a connection is successful and no errors or warnings occur. This would allow me to compare it with certificates on failed connections.
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Hi,
If you make a full screen connection using Remote Desktop and it was able to successfully authenticate the server you will see a Security info (lock) icon in the connection bar.  You may click this to view the certificate that was used, if one was used.
Please note that in some cases a different method (example: Kerberos) besides certificates will be used for server authentication and in those instances you will not be able to view the certificate.
Thanks.
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