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    userSense
    last edited by Mar 1, 2015, 11:08 PM

    pfSense supports RDP gateway server ?

    Thanks.

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      muswellhillbilly
      last edited by Mar 2, 2015, 7:57 AM

      Remote Desktop Gateway just needs ports 443 tcp and 3391 udp port-forwarded, so if you mean can pfSense port forward these particular ports then the answer is 'yes'.

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        whosmatt
        last edited by Mar 4, 2015, 4:39 AM Mar 4, 2015, 4:27 AM

        @muswellhillbilly:

        Remote Desktop Gateway just needs ports 443 tcp and 3391 udp port-forwarded, so if you mean can pfSense port forward these particular ports then the answer is 'yes'.

        If I understand the question correctly, RDP gateway needs only TCP 443 allowed from the WAN, or forwarded to the gateway if it doesn't have a public IP.  If the targets are on different subnets than the gateway (if, for example, the gateway is in a DMZ network) then the gateway will need to be able to access the targets on TCP 3389.

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          userSense
          last edited by Mar 5, 2015, 9:03 AM

          This is my question :

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            muswellhillbilly
            last edited by Mar 5, 2015, 10:23 AM

            Based on what you've asked so far - which isn't much - then you've had an answer. Pfsense will forward pretty much any port(s) required, so if your gateway server is in a DMZ then you'll need port 443 (and 3391 if you want to include UDP transport) opened inbound from the outside and another port forward from your DMZ to your LAN on port 3389.

            If you still don't think this is an answer, then perhaps you should rephrase the question?

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              doktornotor Banned
              last edited by Mar 5, 2015, 10:25 AM

              @userSense:

              This is my question :

              Sorry, I don't get the "question"… Try again.

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                userSense
                last edited by Mar 7, 2015, 10:58 PM

                Thanks guys

                I set L2TP / IPSec, and through the tunnel using rdp.

                greeting

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