Okay, this is a mess of my own making; I'm hoping someone here can help me out, or if nothing else, show me if there's a way to turn off Anywhere Access, reset it and start from scratch.
Our story begins: I just bought a shiny new top-end ASUS RT-AC66U router. Little did I know that ASUS' own AiCloud services on the router take port 443, and there's no way to set it to an alternate port. Aside from this major annoyance, it's a decent router, and I resolved to try and find a way around this for Anywhere Access, which I already had set up on my WS2012E box using Dynamic DNS and port-forwarding on my previous router.
Here's where I made my mistake: I went into IIS and changed the bindings for the Default Website to another port than 443, in an attempt to get Anywhere Access to work through another port than the default. This didn't resolve Anywhere Access from telling me it still couldn't set up my router, so I changed the settings back. Now, Anywhere Access is giving me this additional error I didn't have before:
"There is an error in your Remote Desktop Services Settings." It tells me that it cannot be automatically repaired and that I need to contact support.
Did what I do possibly break my SSL certificate? I obtained a free server certificate from CAcert.org to set everything up, and things were working fine; I'm not sure what else could have been broken by the change I made (and subsequently reversed), so I'm shooting in the dark. I can live with the Windows errors regarding port-forwarding with the router, but I don't know if the Remote Desktop services error is something serious. I've not found anyone else with the same error so far when doing some searches, so I don't know how I can attempt to fix it. I do have good backups, but it seems silly to restore my boot drive if I can either fix this, or if it's possible to remove and reinstall Anywhere Access (as I didn't do a lot of customization at this point).
Any suggestions?
Everyone gets everything he wants. Me, I wanted to be a sysadmin. And for my sins --they made me one.