In a typical slightly undocumented Microsoft move, you need to open up TCP port 4125 as well as port 3389 (which is the standard RDP port) to allow a remote user to log in through the SBS Remote Web Workplace. So why not just say so somewhere?
In a typical slightly undocumented Microsoft move, you need to open up TCP port 4125 as well as port 3389 (which is the standard RDP port) to allow a remote user to log in through the SBS Remote Web Workplace. So why not just say so somewhere?
[…] Remote Desktop Connection at Rage on Omnipotent: https://raggett.net/2008/05/21/sbs-remote-desktop-connection In a typical slightly undocumented Microsoft move, you need to open up TCP port 4125 as well as […]
Actually it´s 443 and 4125, not 3389 at all.
4125 is the control port for the desktops.
[…] Remote Desktop Connection at Rage on Omnipotent: https://raggett.net/2008/05/21/sbs-remote-desktop-connection In a typical slightly undocumented Microsoft move, you need to open up TCP port 4125 as well as […]