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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 58943" data-source="post: 715071"><p>Thanks, I will give it a look when I get home. For now I setup a VPN and Secured Portal to the server. This is more secure, so maybe it's a good think RDP was trashed on it anyway. But I still want to putz around getting RDP to work.</p><p></p><p>The old method to secure RDP was to change the default RDP port in registry to something like 5389 instead of 3389 then referencing that port in the RDP connection. That, combined with changing the admin name (BroADMIN instead of admin) combined with a strong password was generally always considered 'enough' RDP security. But given the prevalence of RDP hacking maybe I should just move away from RDP altogether...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 58943, post: 715071"] Thanks, I will give it a look when I get home. For now I setup a VPN and Secured Portal to the server. This is more secure, so maybe it's a good think RDP was trashed on it anyway. But I still want to putz around getting RDP to work. The old method to secure RDP was to change the default RDP port in registry to something like 5389 instead of 3389 then referencing that port in the RDP connection. That, combined with changing the admin name (BroADMIN instead of admin) combined with a strong password was generally always considered 'enough' RDP security. But given the prevalence of RDP hacking maybe I should just move away from RDP altogether... [/QUOTE]
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