Remote Desktop

forward port 3389 as TCP to the right internal IP address (static)
if there is any firewall software on the server you need to open up port 3389 in that aswell

1. Did you set a Forward rule to send the requests to your internal.server.ip over port 3389.
  eg: http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Linksys/WRT160N/Remote_Desktop.htm

2.  Enable remote desktop
  eg: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc794832(WS.10).aspx

3. Do you have the firewall enabled to allow Remote Desktop enabled on the host?

If i had to guess the security context is still set to high.

let us know,
-Hades666

Make sure RDC is enabled and you have an account with permissions to connect with it.

ZShaver:
I do not have any firewall software on the server
hades666:
1,2,3 I did

From your client pc attempt the following.

1. Open CMD
2. Type "telnet your.ip.addr 3389"

Black screen Firewall openned.

Connection failed, your port forwarding or firewall is dening it.

Let us know,
Hades666

Not all routers will support port forwarding from within the network to within the network

You may have to test this from another network, or give us the IP and we'll see if we get an RDP connect screen.

if you don't want your IP posted here you can email it to me and I'll try it rimtech@gmail.com

From a client pc Windows 7, I got
'telnet' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

lol, Telnet Client is not installed by default on Windows 7.

Install Telnet Client on Windows 7 or Windows Vista


On Windows 7, Windows Vista, you can use the Windows Features tool to install optional components.

To install Telnet Client on Windows 7 or Windows Vista

1.Click Start, and then click Control Panel.

2.On the Control Panel Home page, click Programs.

3.In the Programs and Features section, click Turn Windows features on or off.

4. If the User Account Control dialog box appears, confirm that the action it displays is what you want, and then click Continue.
5. In the Windows Features list, select Telnet Client, and then click OK.


Also, can you respond to the following:

1. where is this PC located?
2. Where is the client located?


Thanks,
Hades666

ZShaver:
I use the router Linksys WRT160n, I also tested from outside is same thing, and I didn't get an RDP connect screen.

hades666:
I got
Connecting To My.ip:3389...Could not open connection to the host, on por
t 23: Connect failed
Note:I tested it from same network and from home

Great, so if you are getting connection failed from an internal source and and home Source, the issue is with your server setup.

Are you sure you have disabled ALL windows firewall profiles (domain,private and public) temporarily.

If you attempt to RDP to the server ifself from itself, You should get a login prompt but give an error that you cannot login to a logged in server.

As well, you Remote desktop settings, Are they enabled for allow all clients or only secure with NLA.

Let us know,
Hades666

you used the wrong telnet syntax
it's not colon port, it's space port

e.g.
you need to use
telnet hostname port
not
telnet hostname:port

which is why it said it connected on port 23...

ZShaver:
I got
C:\Users\W7>telnet My ip 3389
Connecting To my ip...Could not open connection to the host, on port 338
9: Connect failed

hades666:
I didn't have try to RDP from the server itself, I try to RDP from other computers (mine and my friend outside)

Try it from itself. I want to see if you actually set it up correctly.

Thanks, Hades666

hades666:
Good idea.
Yes, I have tried now  from other compuer by local IP and it works fine

So RDP from a PC on the same network by local.ip.addr works.

If that is the case, your Port forwarding is the issue at the moment.

-Hades666

I willt leave to test in other network,

I guessed it,  I have tested the server and router at my home are work.
So I think, it's building network security
Thanks guys for help