If that works, then you need to use a different port for the second workstation. Since 3389 is the default port for Terminal Services, you may want to troubleshoot by creating only one port forwarding rule to one workstation using the default port of 3389. I'm sure you know that since you have two workstations, each instance of Terminal Services port forwarding on your router needs to use a different port.
If anyone has any ideas of what im missing id be greatful for any ideas and help as rdp is not much use to me from within my home i need to be able to rdp from another city.
When i goto RDP i get the following message " Remote desktop can't connect to the remote computer for one of theses following reasonsġ) Remote access tot eh server is not enabledģ)The remote computer is not avaliable on the network have have check cmd > netstat -a and have 3389 - LISTINING I have checked here and they say that port 3389 is forwarded on my external ip address i have checked windows firewall and there is a tick under the allow programs though firewall next to RDP (Home/Work private) I have my router forwarded under the virtual servers tab to port 3389-3389 and to the ip address of the machine inside my network e.g.
The problem starts when i try and remote RDP eg from work to home. I also have a home belkin wirelss router.įirst let me start by saying i can RDP inside my network from computer to computer using both internal ip addresses and computer names. I am using two windows 7 machines with pro and Ultimate installed on them. I'm having real problems with making RDP work on my windows 7 machines from outside my netowrk at home.
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