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RDP using alternate ports

shuston
I have an Astaro 120. Firmware: 8.103.  I have about 10 users who need to access their computers via RDP sessions.  I'm requesting some info on how to set up the firewall rules to allow these sessions on alternate assigned ports.

Thanks in advance for any assistance. [:)]


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    @Manfred: Yes, it applies in all Remote Access methods.  I just confirmed my memory by testing PPTP, L2TP and Cisco from my iPhone.

    Shustion, the advantage of the VPN approach is that you don't need alternate ports.  The user connects via L2TP and accesses his/her PC directly.  With DNS setup correctly, I just put bobdesktop in the RDP client and I'm there!

    Cheers - Bob
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    @Manfred: Yes, it applies in all Remote Access methods.  I just confirmed my memory by testing PPTP, L2TP and Cisco from my iPhone.

    Shustion, the advantage of the VPN approach is that you don't need alternate ports.  The user connects via L2TP and accesses his/her PC directly.  With DNS setup correctly, I just put bobdesktop in the RDP client and I'm there!

    Cheers - Bob
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