Terminal Server Publishing

From: John Jackson (jj_at_u.net)
Date: 07/09/04 

Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2004 14:32:38 +0100

Hey,
    Every couple of months I come back to try and publish terminal server
through ISA and everytime I fail. This time I need to make it work so I hope
someone can help?
Heres what I've done, and whats happening (or not happening!)

I have enabled Terminal services on and internal client listening on, lets
say, 172.16.0.14. I can connect to this on my LAN and run a terminal service
session fine. I then turned to my ISA server FP1 SP2, and added a protocol
called TSIN on 3389 inbound (even though RDP is the same , I tried both). I
then went to server publishing and published that service that i made to
redirect from the external ip to the 172.16.0.14 address internally, but I
cannot get it to connect.
Can anyone help?
BTW, i think the last tried i downloaded a script from isatools which added
these rules and published for me but that didn't work either!

Thanks

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