How to Do Port Forwarding on AX73 To allow Multiple desktop
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How to Do Port Forwarding on AX73 To allow Multiple Desktop on the Same static WAN IP to be able to remote desktop
I did add 3389 for the IP's and able to take remote of that desktop, but when i add another IP address on same port, it gave address conflict
I did try to add 3388 for the other desktop but was not able to take remote
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I think it should work with the setup you show in your picture.
In the Windows Remote Desktop Connection Client's "Computer" field you entered the IP address in the format x.x.x.x:3388, right?
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I think it should work with the setup you show in your picture.
In the Windows Remote Desktop Connection Client's "Computer" field you entered the IP address in the format x.x.x.x:3388, right?
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In general changing ony external port and keep internal to 3389 should work - TCP protocol only is enough for RDP.
If that doesn't work you can change the default remote desktop port for any additional windows system you want to control remotely - here's how.
Then use normal port-forward for any machine with changed port.
Check the embedded windows firewall and make sure the RDP ports (default/modified) are opened.
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woozle wrote
I think it should work with the setup you show in your picture.
In the Windows Remote Desktop Connection Client's "Computer" field you entered the IP address in the format x.x.x.x:3388, right?
thanks for helping, i was using format x.x.x.x:3388 but in gateway instead of the the PC address. After i entered the IP address in the format x.x.x.x:3388 it worked like a charm, now i can use both the desktops over the internet.
this proves half knowledge is of no use. thanks for guidance.
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terziyski wrote
In general changing ony external port and keep internal to 3389 should work - TCP protocol only is enough for RDP.
If that doesn't work you can change the default remote desktop port for any additional windows system you want to control remotely - here's how.
Then use normal port-forward for any machine with changed port.
Check the embedded windows firewall and make sure the RDP ports (default/modified) are opened.
i had done this part (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/remote/remote-desktop-services/clients/change-listening-port) which u shared earlier and this is god for those who don't know about this.
Thanks for guidance, my issue stands resolved.
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