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as well you could restrict the IP addresses to your RDP session that you allow
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as well you could restrict the IP addresses to your RDP session that you allow

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I have a Server where some user use to connect into with Remote desktop, yesterday I noticed in the log start showed me a lot logon failed using account name are not exist in &nbsp;my environment so somebody is tried to connect attacking the port I think &nbsp;so my question is what I can do?<br />
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I already have gateway with SSL in that remote &nbsp;<br />
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so I need to change the port? which options I have?<br />
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my server &nbsp;windows 2008 R2 and &nbsp;I have a fortinet Firewall<br />
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no to many experience
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I have a Server where some user use to connect into with Remote desktop, yesterday I noticed in the log start showed me a lot logon failed using account name are not exist in  my environment so somebody is tried to connect attacking the port I think  so my question is what I can do?

I already have gateway with SSL in that remote  

so I need to change the port? which options I have?

my server  windows 2008 R2 and  I have a fortinet Firewall

no to many experience

Remote Desktop secrity

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