scottatwittenberg
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I can't think of a better way to phrase this.
We have 5 static IP addresses
One is taken by the Cisco ASA 5505 itself, and is used for VPN
One is used by our domain controller that has some Antivirus software that remote computers connect to.
One is used by our remote support appliance (Bomgar)
One is used by our Exchange server.
The last one is used by my computer for RDP.
I want to be able to RDP directly to another computer, (or more).
So how can I take an external IP address that is used for another device and just forward port 3389 to the 2nd computer I need RDP access to?
(it could share an IP with the remote support appliance which does not and would not ever need port 3389 for example)
Thanks
Scott
We have 5 static IP addresses
One is taken by the Cisco ASA 5505 itself, and is used for VPN
One is used by our domain controller that has some Antivirus software that remote computers connect to.
One is used by our remote support appliance (Bomgar)
One is used by our Exchange server.
The last one is used by my computer for RDP.
I want to be able to RDP directly to another computer, (or more).
So how can I take an external IP address that is used for another device and just forward port 3389 to the 2nd computer I need RDP access to?
(it could share an IP with the remote support appliance which does not and would not ever need port 3389 for example)
Thanks
Scott