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RDP configuration in Cisco Firewall ISA500
Currently have Cisco Firewall & trying to setup RDP through the Firewall to a PC on its static private IP within the LAN.
RDP port 3389 is currently in use by one of our servers & so have tried designating another RDP port 3392 translated to port 3389 and pointing to PC's Private IP, then Firelwall rule allowing anything on these ports with destination on private ip as per below - but this isnt working.
Configured as below:
Domain is pointing to a designated Public IP address (When pinging domain in cmd this returns correct public IP)
Port Forwarding Rule setup in Cisco Firewall:
Original service = RDP on Port 3392
Translated service = RDP on Port 3389
Translated IP = local PC's Private IP address
WAN service = WAN1
WAN IP = Public IP which Domain is pointed to.
ACL Rule setup in Cisco Firewall:
From Zone = WAN
To Zone = ANY
Services = RDP Range (3389-3392)
Source Address = ANY
Destination Address = local PC's Private IP address
Grateful for your assistance.
RDP port 3389 is currently in use by one of our servers & so have tried designating another RDP port 3392 translated to port 3389 and pointing to PC's Private IP, then Firelwall rule allowing anything on these ports with destination on private ip as per below - but this isnt working.
Configured as below:
Domain is pointing to a designated Public IP address (When pinging domain in cmd this returns correct public IP)
Port Forwarding Rule setup in Cisco Firewall:
Original service = RDP on Port 3392
Translated service = RDP on Port 3389
Translated IP = local PC's Private IP address
WAN service = WAN1
WAN IP = Public IP which Domain is pointed to.
ACL Rule setup in Cisco Firewall:
From Zone = WAN
To Zone = ANY
Services = RDP Range (3389-3392)
Source Address = ANY
Destination Address = local PC's Private IP address
Grateful for your assistance.
Which version of the firewall software are you running? If running 8.3 or newer the configuration looks different than 8.2 and earlier.
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Thanks for Reply - Firmware (Primary/Secondary): 1.2.18 / 1.2.17
Hi again.
Sorry, I thought is was the ASA series of firewall. My expertise on Cisco ISA is zero. My bad.
Sorry, I thought is was the ASA series of firewall. My expertise on Cisco ISA is zero. My bad.
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Solved myself in the end