re: Remote Desk Top
Monday, November 5, 2007 at 7:08 am
Windows Server 2003 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by appleoddity
(2343 messages posted)
THey are probably filtering certain ports. In any case, reconfigure your W3K box
to listen on a different port.. Try port 80, if you aren't running any IIS services.
I love using that port because all the script kiddy hackers out there think it is
a web server and usually never touch it. Its a wonderful disguise for a commonly
attacked service.
Port 80 would definitely go through your network, because that is the port all the
web browsers in your company use to connect to external web server. :)
In any case, thats the quick work around, to get you up and running.
It also just came to me, you could RDP into your home XP box, and then RDP into your
server from that box. This is how I usually set things up.. That way there is only
one entry point into the network, and from there you connect to the other machines.
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- re: Remote Desk Top (Howard Rifkind: Sunday, October 28, 2007 at 6:28 am)
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