I have published several RDP targets through my UTMs over the years, but this particular one seems to have me stumped. So, here is my layout.
Internet -->Router (Subnet 1)-->UTM--(Subnet 2)
Subnet 1 houses all of my General use items (WiFi TVs, Game Consoles, guest wireless, Apple computers, etc)
Subnet 2 houses my more critical items on Windows based network such as my File Servers, Windows computers, and home security. Which is why it's further protected by the UTM. I do love me that defence in depth philosophy.
I have published services, and such on the UTM as needed so my TVs, and Consoles can access my Media Server, and file servers, etc. Everything works perfectly except for this darn RDP.
What I want to do is setup an RDP rule that will allow 1 particular machine on Subnet 1 to be able to RDP into a particular unit on Subnet 2. I've created all of the Network Definitions, but no matter what I do, or try, I simply can't get the RDP connection to establish.
I do have the SSL VPN setup and working, so when I'm away from home, I can VPN into my network and RDP to the client as needed. But, when I'm at home, and on my laptop that obviously doesn't work. I can turn off the WiFi on my laptop, tether to my phone, and VPN in, but that's just kind of clumsy.
Any thoughts or ideas?
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