fastfrank

Hi,

I'm trying to find some means of connecting to my PC desktop through the IIS service hosting my default site at home (Windows 2003).
Firstly I located a free copy of the 'tsweb' add-on for IIS which allows you to do this but falls over once you introduce firewalls (port 3389 is block by most proxy/firewalls now).
Does anyone know of any other bolt-on for IIS which will provision this method of connection over port 80... bearing in mind I need to keep this port shared for Outlook Web Access.

PS. I've been able to remotely connect with other desktop client using seperate ports but my work's network blocks these now :-(


Comments appreciated.

Frank

boxst

Hello

It depends on what is blocked on the firewall. At one work location the original port for remote desktop is blocked at another all of the UDP traffic is blocked.

Worth trying is remote desktop and changing the port to 22. Most networks have this port open for SSH.

Steve.

boxst

Hello

There is also http://www.logmein.com which I have had some success with.

Steve.

elgordano

I think you can change RDP to use port 80.

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iTrader: (2)

Windows 2003? That 2003 server then?

Just set up RAS (remote access service) on it and VPN in