Juliafrazer
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Ports required to allow access through DMZ zone and MMC Plug - ins
Hi,
I need to know what ports to open up on the firewall to allow access to the following:
1. Active Directory for our FTP Server sitting in the DMZ to communicate with the domain controller
2. Port to open for a windows xp plug in MMC for IIS6 to communicate to windows 2003 server sitting in the DMZ
3. What MMC is required to be able to remotely restart services on a windows 2003 server, using a windows xp machine on another network. (what ports? same as the port in question 2?)
Thanks
Julia
I need to know what ports to open up on the firewall to allow access to the following:
1. Active Directory for our FTP Server sitting in the DMZ to communicate with the domain controller
2. Port to open for a windows xp plug in MMC for IIS6 to communicate to windows 2003 server sitting in the DMZ
3. What MMC is required to be able to remotely restart services on a windows 2003 server, using a windows xp machine on another network. (what ports? same as the port in question 2?)
Thanks
Julia
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You would be better off using remote desktop to mess with services.
To connect to a remote PC, go to Start, Run, type MMC
Hit enter and go to File, Add Remove Snap-in, and add the Services snap-in
It will ask you if you want to run this console for the local machine or connect to a remote one, pick remote and follow the "instructions"
It could prove difficult to do if you are on a totally seperate network though, which is why I would use Remote Desktop:
On Server: right click My Computer, Properties, Remote Tab, check " Allow Users"
Add an account to allowed users
Forward port 3389 to the server, and set up a RDP connection on the XP workstation using the user accounts credentials that you allowed access for on the Server..
To connect to a remote PC, go to Start, Run, type MMC
Hit enter and go to File, Add Remove Snap-in, and add the Services snap-in
It will ask you if you want to run this console for the local machine or connect to a remote one, pick remote and follow the "instructions"
It could prove difficult to do if you are on a totally seperate network though, which is why I would use Remote Desktop:
On Server: right click My Computer, Properties, Remote Tab, check " Allow Users"
Add an account to allowed users
Forward port 3389 to the server, and set up a RDP connection on the XP workstation using the user accounts credentials that you allowed access for on the Server..
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but any clues on point 3?