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Thank for the quick responses, I got this one figured out by following the port redirect along with a NAT to the server I'd like to RDP to.<br />
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Thank for the quick responses, I got this one figured out by following the port redirect along with a NAT to the server I'd like to RDP to.



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Hello Everyone,<br />
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Can anyone tell me if it is possible to establish Remote Desktop connections through a proxy server?? If so, is it only a matter of allowing port 3389 to be open on the proxy server or is there a specific configuration to allow the connection?? &nbsp;Is it dependent on the specific proxy server as to its configuration for RDP??<br />
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Any links or descriptions of the specifics of setting a proxy server to allow RDP connections would be greatly appreciated. &nbsp;Thanks.
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Hello Everyone,

Can anyone tell me if it is possible to establish Remote Desktop connections through a proxy server?? If so, is it only a matter of allowing port 3389 to be open on the proxy server or is there a specific configuration to allow the connection??  Is it dependent on the specific proxy server as to its configuration for RDP??

Any links or descriptions of the specifics of setting a proxy server to allow RDP connections would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks.

Proxy Server and RDP

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