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Asked by bmilne1957 in Network Routers, Remote Desktop/Terminal Services
I inherited a TZ 180 after a sub-company was purchased from a corporation which connected to the sub-company via VPN and a Server Forest - mimicking the settings is not possible. The Server I am dealing with is a Windows Server2003 R2
I need to setup RDP to a user on the LAN. I'm used to the lower-end routers and their RDP configuration; the Sonicwall has me somewhat baffled as to the procedure to enable access to a LAN PC with the RDP port of 3391. I have already set the LAN PCs RDP port to 3391.
I was able to setup server access via a wizard which auto assigns Port 3389; the wizard does not offer the option of RDP port number even if Other Connection and Terminal Services is selected.
20091021-EE-VQP-81 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625