Re: Non-standard RDP port

Both Windows CE and Linux based models of Unic Thin Clients 
(http://www.unic.com.tr) support non-standard RDP ports using host:port 
notation.

John


>From: Damian Funnell <[email protected]>
>Reply-To: [email protected]
>To: Antonio Hon <[email protected]>
>CC: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [rdesktop-users] Non-standard RDP port
>Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2007 06:10:42 +1200
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>Hi, thanks for the prompt answer. Great to hear that rdesktop supports the 
>port option.
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>Have you (or anyone on the list) tried using this with a thin client
>device such as the HP T5135?  We've not used this device before, but
>the Windows CE-based devices that we have used don't support this (they
>will only connect to port 3389).
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>Thanks again,
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>Damian.
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>FFF Managed Technology Ltd
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>Antonio Hon wrote:
>Hi,
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>you can run rdesktop with host:port as a option.
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>for example:
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>rdesktop server.fff.co.nz:20001
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>Hope this help.
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>Damian Funnell wrote:
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>   Hi there,
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>We're planning on providing a virtual desktop service to a client who
>will have a number of HP T5135 thin clients.  Connection will be via
>rdesktop, which is embedded on the T5135.
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>The virtual server will be behind a firewall and we'll only have one
>external IP address that we can use.  We would like to use NAT on the
>firewall to direct incoming connections to each virtual workstation by
>specifying a port number for the incoming connection.  The virtual
>workstations will run XP and will have unique IP addresses.  RDP will
>run on the default port of 3389.
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>This means, for example, that the firewall will NAT incoming
>connections as follows:
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>*CONNECTION TO                        MAPPED TO*
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>server.fff.co.nz:20001    -->     192.168.1.10:3389
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>server.fff.co.nz:20002    -->     192.168.1.11:3389
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>server.fff.co.nz:20003    -->     192.168.1.12:3389
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>Does anyone know if rdesktop supports the specification of port number
>in the manner?  Specifically has anyone tried using rdesktop on a
>device such as the T5135 to specify the RDP port number in this way?
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>Thanks in advance,
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>Damian.
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>FFF Managed Technology Ltd
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>Level 1, 863 Dominion Rd.
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>P.O. 6368 Wellesley St
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>Auckland
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>t +64 9 356 2911
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>f +64 9 358 9070
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>m +64 21 415 297
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>w www.fff.co.nz
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