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How can I tracert a port?

Asked by arkmat in Miscellaneous Networking, Server Applications, Internet Protocols

Tags: Remote Desktop

I have a server running server 2008r2. I'm trying to setup Terminal Services or Remote Desktop, as it's called in server 2008. I have a static IP running thru a DSL modem in full bridge mode, or pass thru. I have a Cisco ASA 5505 Firewall. I have Crosstel DSL, My problem is that I can not connect RDP when I am on another ISP yet I can connect when I'm on a computer with Crosstel that is the ISP. Example: I have another customer in the same area using Crosstel, he also has a static IP. When I try RDP there, I connect just fine, I believe I'm correct in assuming that the ASA 5505 is listening on port 3389 and is forwarding RDP requests to the proper place. Yet when I try to connect from my shop which is on Windstream DSL I can not connect. I have been on the phone with Cisco and they say no traffic is reaching the ASA on port 3389. I have also tried this connectionn from an AT&T connection with no luck. I can ping the server from all locations but can't connect from anywhere but the Crosstel Connection. I have contacted Crosstel an they tell me they have no blocks on port 3389?

     One other thing, when I run a tracert it tracks just fine, I tried running tracert like telnet where I specified a port. (tracert 000.00.00.00 3389) I don't know if this is practical but the trace makes it to a level 13 in Dallas where it dies?
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