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accessing multiple workstations using remote desktop

Asked by nigelbeatson in Remote Desktop/Terminal Services, Windows 2003 Server

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We are using windows 2003 (standard) server, and I personally have remote access using RDT to the server. We acheived this by seting up port redirection in our firewall router to the local server IP address. We now have a user who needs to access his workstation from home, and we were told that we could do this by setting up a similar redirect to their desktop also.
What port should we use for this, and what format do we use in the RDT connection configuration.
ie for the server we would use ourstaticipaddress and log in to the domain as normal. If we have set up an additional port redirection say 5900 in our firewall router, do we just use ourstaticipaddress:5900 in the remote desktop connection config?Start Free Trial
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