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April 22, 2011

Changing the Port RDP Listens To

By default, Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) listens to incoming port 3389. I've changed this on my computer, of course. But every time I reinstall the O/S, this is the step that trips me up. I have to remember to go into the registry and change the port that RDP listens to.

(I had to reinstall the O/S because I never could shake that virus I had.)

Also, I had to go into the Windows Firewall, open up the new RDP port number for TCP.

I had previously Right-clicked on My Computer on the desktop and configured the computer to allow remote access. After doing all 3 of these things and rebooting the computer, I can now connect to it remotely (again).

Posted by Rob Kiser on April 22, 2011 at 8:42 PM

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