RE: Proxying RDP traffic arriving via one port to 3389
- From: "Ing. Gonzalo Araújo C." <gonzaloa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 25 Dec 2005 18:07:01 -0800
Hello PAUL, the windows server you are using with putty IS THE TERMINAL
SERVER?
if yes:
Why you not simply change the Terminal server port to 8888?
If you still want to use putty, and the terminal server is the machine form
you are running putty, then try the following:
Start, Run, Type: "mstsc /v 127.0.0.1:3389" this have to connect to the
local terminal server that is running in the same server, if not, try with
the local IP not the loopback (127...) if still not connect, maybe the
terminal server is not working well ... try reinstalling ...
If the terminal server is another server not the one you are running PUTTY,
then you can't use 127.0.0.1 to make the port forwarding, i don't know if
putty can do the port forwarding to another machine, if not, try using some
other software or a basic router like linksys.
Good luck!
--
Ing. Gonzalo Araújo C
MCP, GCSE, CCNA
SLM Sistemas
"Paul Kennedy" wrote:
> I work on an agent application which facilitates server management. One of
> the features I'd like to provide is to allow RDP traffic to be delivered
> across the network, arriving at a port, say 8888, where this agent is
> listening, and have the agent forward this traffic to port 3389.
>
> To simulate this functionality, I installed putty.exe on a W2K3 server,
> configured putty to port forward from port 8888 to 127.0.0.1:3389 and tried
> to use mstsc.exe running on the same W2K3 server to connect to port 8888. The
> connection attempt failed with the followiing message displayed by mstsc.exe
> in a dialog box:
>
> "The client could not establish a connection to the remote computer".
>
> The putty logfile states:
>
> 2005-12-21 14:56:12 Opening forwarded connection to 127.0.0.1:3389
> 2005-12-21 14:56:12 Forwarded connection refused by server: Connect failed
> [Connection refused]
>
> Why is the RDP server refusing the connection attempt ? Is there any way I
> can get the RDP server to accept the RDP traffic ?
>
.
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