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[egnilk66]

I am trying to put a remote connection into the form field of our TS webpage but need to put one in with a different port #. For example, the listen port for a certain machine is 3395 and I would like to put a connection to that machine on the TS website. Has anyone done this? look at the last entry in the following html. This doesn't want to work.

<!--webbot bot="Validation" s-display-name="Server" b-value-required="TRUE" b-disallow-first-item="TRUE" --><select size="1" name="Server" id="editServer">
<OPTION SELECTED>Pick A Server. </OPTION>
<option value="146.152.215.117">Gate: Outside Office</option>
<option value="68.189.141.219">Machine 1: Outside Office</option>
<option value="172.21.24.3">Gate: In Office</option>
<option value="172.21.24.20">Soloman: In Office</option>
<option value="172.21.24.2">Ares</option>
<option value="172.21.24.15">Kong</option>
<option value="246.134.35.17:3396">Becky</option>

 

[tsdragon]

listen port for a certain machine is 3395

The last option has port 3396. Could that be why it isn't working?

It looks valid to me.


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[egnilk66]

We also have 3395 open for RDP so if it were mistyped the user would just end up at the wrong machine... I can't seem to get it to go to any machine with a port other than the default 3389

 

[Foamcow]

I won't pretend to fully understand what you are talking about here.
But if you can't talk to a specific port then could it be that the machines have firewall software or hardware that is blocking those ports?

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