Hi All,
First, I am a router novice, but I've worked enough with them to get through this issue with some help.
I set up an MS Terminal Server infrastructure in my internal network and it is working fine on the LAN. Basically, we connect to the terminal server using RDP through the TS Gateway first. Remote access is now required so I installed the purchased SSL certificate to the TS Gateway. Everything is still working fine internally.
The problem is that I cannot connect form the WAN via RDP. From what I understand, the FQDN of the TS Server (ex. computer.domain.lan) has to resolve on the WAN interface of the router. I think I have to reconfigure NAT, open and/or map ports (perhap SSL 443 and RDP 3389), and add some ACL settings.
The router is set up very basic. There is no firewall in between as of yet, so it should be relatively easy for any of you guru's out there to figure this one out.
Please help me out here.
First, I am a router novice, but I've worked enough with them to get through this issue with some help.
I set up an MS Terminal Server infrastructure in my internal network and it is working fine on the LAN. Basically, we connect to the terminal server using RDP through the TS Gateway first. Remote access is now required so I installed the purchased SSL certificate to the TS Gateway. Everything is still working fine internally.
The problem is that I cannot connect form the WAN via RDP. From what I understand, the FQDN of the TS Server (ex. computer.domain.lan) has to resolve on the WAN interface of the router. I think I have to reconfigure NAT, open and/or map ports (perhap SSL 443 and RDP 3389), and add some ACL settings.
The router is set up very basic. There is no firewall in between as of yet, so it should be relatively easy for any of you guru's out there to figure this one out.
Please help me out here.