Re: Publishing Terminal Server on nonstandard port through ISA

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From: Chad A. Gross [SBS Community Member] (chad.gross_at_laytonflower.nospam.com)
Date: 09/22/04 

Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2004 21:19:29 -0500

Hi Rob -

First, you need to create a new Protocol Definition for the port in
question. Open ISA Management and navigate to:

Servers & Arrays
    <servername>
        Policy Elements
            Protocol Definitions

Action | New | Definition

Create a new Protocol Definition for TCP 6464 Inbound. I'd name the
definition something meaningful like '<workstation_name> Inbound RDP'

Next, navigate to:

Servers & Arrays
    <servername>
        Publishing
            Server Publishing Rules

Action | New | Rule

Create a new publishing rule, entering the internal IP of the workstation
you want to access, the external IP of your SBS, and the protocol definition
you just created . . .

Voila! That should do it. Repeat for each workstation you want to publish
(naturally using a different port for each) 

-- 
Chad A. Gross - SBS MVP
SBS ROCKS!
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Robert W wrote:
> Network:
> ADSL Router
> SBS2000, ISA(ISA2000), 2xNICS
> XP workstations
>
> I  can TS into the SBS box from outside on 3389 (so that works)
>
> Basically what I would like to do is get remote access to one or more
> workstations from outside.
> I have changed the workstation to listen fro TS on a different port
> (6464) following the instructions:
> http://isaserver.org/tutorials/Publishing_Windows_2000_Terminal_Services_to_a_NonStandard_Port_.html
> and this works internally.
>
> Now I forwarded (6464) through the router to the ext NIC on the
> SBS2000 ISA box. That is where things stop dead. I followed several
> articles including http://isaserver.org/articles/2004pubts.html. (I
> know it's different Version but couldn't find an article on how to do
> it with ISA2000)
> I just can't seem to get the packets through ISA.
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>
> TIA
> Rob W

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