Just to update the issue. M.T.C. staff technicians have come across a solution specific to Remote Desktop Services in 2008 R2. In order to properly bind the certificate to the remote desktop service the user must install the certificate correctly either via MMC or IIS or etc. and then proceed to Start>Administrative Tools>Remote Desktop Service> Remote Desktop Session host configuration. In this MMC you will have the option to physically right click the RDP connection node being used and enter its properties. Under the general tab one can choose SSL and then near the bottom there is Select button just below the words Certificate: which will allow you to choose the proper SSL cert and stop the RDS service from creating a new cert each it connects.
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