Forwarding ports for Remote Desktop Connection for

Multiple PC’s.
I have 3 PC’s that I want to remote Desktop to, when I am not home.
Question: How do I set up port forwarding for each PC to have a different Port
to use for connecting too?
Answer: You need to change the ports that Remote desktop use’s to connect.
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Warning: Backup your Registry just in case something goes wrong, if you are not
sure what to do, don't do it.
You can change the Ports that RDP uses on each PC in the Registry under …
1. To Start Registry Editor. Click Start > run> then in the box type “regedit”
without the quotes. Hit enter key.
2. Locate and then click the following registry sub key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\TerminalServ
er\WinStations\RDP-Tcp\PortNumber
3. On the Edit menu, click Modify, and then click Decimal.
4. Type the new port number, and then click OK.
5. Quit Registry Editor.
Change the port number to what you want to use, as long as it is not already being used.

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But, What I want to know is, what is EH-Tcp with the port number 3390?
Answer: This is for Vista.
You need to change this port also on all PC’s you intend to connect to.
After you get these ports changed, you need to forward these ports on your
Router
to your local static IP of the PC you want to connect to.

This works!
Use the ports you set in the Registry under EH-Tcp (Vista) or RDP-Tcp (XP) in
port forwarding.
 You must set a local static IP for your machines that you want to
Remote desktop to. Look below to see how this is done.
This should be the first thing you do.

How to set up a Static IP for your PC

1. Open your network connections, this is server 2003, and set a static local IP for
your PC's.
(XP and Vista are pretty much the same, just different locations to the Network
connection in Vista).

For Vista. Go to Control Panel\Network and Sharing Center\

on the left side click on > Manage Network Connections.
This would be your local IP not your external IP

1. Right Click the network connection and click properties.

2. Click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) then click Properties HIGH LIGHTED.
First Pic below is Svr-2003 and XP, The second PIC below is what Vista looks
like.

Vista
3. Now select what I have shown Highlighted and input your local static IP and DNS
info that you want to use,
Most DNS Info can be found on the router info page, or use command prompt
and type
“ipconfig /all” (without the quotes) and this will show you your DNS info. Make
sure there is one space between “ipconfig” and “/all”.
To use command prompt click Start > Run then type CMD in the box and press
enter.
How to use TSWeb or Remote Desktop to connect to your PC
using IP and Port.

Below shows how to use TSWeb to connect to your PC externally using IP and
Port
Server: is your external IP or Domain name.
Size: of course is the viewing window size.
Check: the box logon info.
User name: is your user name on the PC or Administrator depending on if you
want to use Admin.
Domain: is the actual PC local Static IP of the PC with port or the actual PC
name with port.

The 1st Pic below is if you use any standard connection TSWeb Page.
Notice the Port is at the end of the Local IP address or the Full PC name.

The 2nd Pic below is if you use my Custom TSWeb with the port BOX.
Below shows how to connect with Remote Desktop externally using IP and Port
you set for
RDP-Tcp or EH-Tcp in the Registry.
Computer: is the IP and Port of the remote PC. The Port actually represents the
PC
you are connecting to, whether it be PC-1 74.175.236.15:3395 or PC-2
74.175.236.15:3396 etc.
Using this locally you just use Local IP and :port or full PC name and :port,
(Example) Jakes-PC1:3395
 Designed by:
Jake