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Windows Server Forum / Windows 2000 / Terminal Services / April 2006Unable to Login to Server via RDC
I am trying to login to W2K server at City-A over Remote Desktop Connection (XP Wrkstn) from City-B. It is not getting through. The server is connected over T1 and located in City-A and passing through a firewalls at both ends. The server address is NATed. The Wrkstn in City-B can ping to server and access few other applications without any problems. But unable to establish RDC. I have tried from a wrkstn in City-A and the RDC goes through perfectly with same credentials. That means the RDC traffic from City-B is unable to reach the server at City-A. Any clues how to resolve this? ( In fact, I have opened "Allow any service" on both the firwalls thus it can ping, ftp http etc applications are having no issues). can you connect to another system through RDP in city a? does "allow any service" include everything? (big security hole) or standard stuff like ports 80,443,21,25,110,icmp? make sure port 3389 is open >I am trying to login to W2K server at City-A over Remote Desktop Connection > (XP Wrkstn) from City-B. It is not getting through. The server is [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > ( In fact, I have opened "Allow any service" on both the firwalls thus it > can ping, ftp http etc applications are having no issues). Well, I was going through some other posts and seen Vera Noest (MVP) suggestion on troubleshooting RDP (KBID=186645). Then I opened the port 3389 alone for telnet services on the firewall and it is working fine now. Seth, "Allow any service" was used for testing purpose. Thanks to all. Galop. > can you connect to another system through RDP in city a? > does "allow any service" include everything? (big security hole) or standard [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > ( In fact, I have opened "Allow any service" on both the firwalls thus it > > can ping, ftp http etc applications are having no issues). |
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