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sonicwall tz190: setup rdp using different port?

My server 192.168.0.5 is setup for rdp, so I can access from outside by launching rdp and type in my External static ip. I tried to setup a workstation which is 192.168.0.3 and tried to assign port 6666, so when i launch rdp, i can type in external static ip:6666
If possible, please show me step by step instruction. Thank you for your time!
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1. Change the RDP port http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306759

2. Create a rule on the Windows Firewall (or turn it off) for that port.


If you are using the standard OS you should be able to create a firewall rule and be good to go. If you are using the enhanced OS it is more complicated.

Are you able to RDP to it locally?
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I don't have problem rdp internally.
run the public server wizard and during it, create a new TCP port 6666.

https://www.fuzeqna.com/sonicwallkb/consumer/kbdetail.asp?kbid=7027
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But are you sure that can do for example external port 6666 to internal 3389 ???
It looks it only do external 6666 to internal 6666
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You want to do port translation, that can only be done with SonicOS Enhanced, do you have Enhanced?
If so it can be done with NAT policies.
You can run the public server wizard as digitap stated, but you have to alter auto-created policies and firewall rules.
You have to look at the 'original' and 'translated' services.
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ok. so my question is can I use the wizard to achieve what I am trying to do? Or I still need to manually modify something after using the wizard??
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