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Can I get by with one IP

If I have one Static IP and multiple servers, can I access them through RDC? If so, how to I go about doing that?
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If you use VNC you can change the port that it runs on, so you can configure your router to go to different machines depending on the incoming port number.
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If it is an option, try changing the default port for the RDP listener on the servers. For example, you might have 10 servers, so have 10 different listening ports forwarded, 1 for each server. Not ideal...but may be a viable solution if other options aren't available.

This MS KB has info on changing the default RDP listener port.
 http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306759

You could then RDP to each server based on the port #.

mstsc /v:server1:31001
mstsc /v:server2:31002
mstsc /v:server3:31003
mstsc /v:server4:31004
mstsc /v:server5:31005
mstsc /v:server6:31006
mstsc /v:server7:31007
mstsc /v:server8:31008
mstsc /v:server9:31009
mstsc /v:server10:31010

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Nope that didn't work. I change the one server I can get to through RDP to port 3390 and then I tried RDP typed the server ip:3389 to see if I can get to the other server, but it took me to the original server that I changed to 3390.
What am I doing wrong?
Can I setup TS gateway with SBS 2008?
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I also tried mstsc /v:ipaddy:3389
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Which firewall or NAT device do you use? Did you configure port forwarding? Can you post details of your port forwarding rules?
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Ok I added another port forwarding to my .10 address.
10 points to 3389
5 points to 3390
server 5 I modified the registry to port 3390
now I can't even get to either server with RDC
I have tried just the IP
I have tried the IP:3389 or IP:3390
I have tried mstsc /v:IP:3389  and 3390

linksys-ports.doc
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Just increasing the points because I really want to figure this one out.
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You can redirect traffic from port 3390 on your router to 192,168.10.5 3389. Did you restart router after changes?

When testing from outside of your network, use:
telnet IP 3389
and
telnet IP 3390

What happens?
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Thanks for your help
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