Windows Terminal Services and Remote Desktop Web Mode Access and Port Change Method

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Previously used the terminal service of Windows 2000, change the WEB mode access until after the default port is changed. I feel that Windows2003 should solve this problem, go to KB, and inside the 2003 to solve this problem.

Now write the method and summarize the relevant knowledge for your reference.

Scope of application: Windows Terminal Services (of course, including a remote desktop), this experiment can cause different results due to different even SP different, please pay attention to the following applicable versions.

1. Change the end service default port

Code:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE / SYSTEM / CURRENTCONTROLSET / Control / Terminal Server / WinStations / RDP-TCP

Find below "

PortNumber ", display with a decimal method, default is 3389, change to any available port.

Scope of application: All systems supporting terminal services

2, install the terminal service web access ActiveX control

TsWebsetup.exe

Version: Remote Desktop Web Connection: XPSP2 [5, 1, 2600, 2180]

If you have downloaded the old version, pay attention: The old version does not support the port changes accessed by the web mode, please download the above version.

The default installation location is: The TSWEB folder below the default site can be changed according to the specific situation.

download link:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=469eee3a-45b4-4b40-b695-b678646a728b&displaylang=en

When you are accessing, enter the access address according to your own installation. Below is the access address I installed by default:

http://192.168.1.100/

TSWeb /

Prerequisites: Running IIS

Scope of application: All systems supporting terminal services

3, Windows Terminal Services Web Mode Access Port Change

In the TSWeb installed in the previous step, find Default.htm, find items starting with "msrdpclient.advancedsettings", add a line below, the content is:

Msrdpclient.advancedsettings2.rdpport = xxxx

Where xxxx is a port number that changes in the first step.

Note: Terminal Server for Windows2000 and Windows NT Server 4.0 Terminal Server

The ActiveX client can only listen to the 3389 port, so the web mode cannot be used after changing the default port of the terminal service.

Scope of application: WindowsXP SP1 and above, all versions of Windows2003

Remind a place to be prone to problems, because in changing the default.htm file, the RDP port has changed, when using a web way, there is no need to lose the port number, I have made wrong, huh, huh, Figure.

Reference article:

Http://support.microsoft.com/kb/187623/EN-US/

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326945/EN-US

http://www.microsoft.com/windows ip/downloads/tools/rdwebconn.mspx

Just add questions about netizens:

Question 1:

The end port is not complete ...

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE / SYSTEM / CURRENTCAL_MACHINE / SYSTEM / CURRENTCONTROLSET / CONTROL / TEERMINAL Server / WDS / RDPWD / TDS / TCP "Portnumber" This key value change 1 ... When you change, choose 10 credits to OK.

Reply:

The information I have seen before, but according to Microsoft's official information, there is no such option, and I also did experiment (platform Win2000AD SP4), which does not need to be changed.

Question 2: How is this safety?

Reply:

The level of security of this web approach depends on the encryption level of the terminal service itself.

Terminal Services supports three levels of encryption. Low-level encryption encrypts the communication information sent by the client to the server. Intermediate encryption is sent to the client and the server is transmitted to the server and the server is encrypted. When using advanced encryption, communication information between the two-way exchange between the client and the server is 128-bit encryption.

I basically think that it is safe after establishing a connection, as for the process of establishing a connection, but also needs to capture it.

Of course, there is no absolute security, and it is also available with HTTPS or through VPN.

to sum up:

The purpose of using a web mode is to be convenient, I change the title of each server to the computer name, then drive different servers in the multi-page browser simultaneously, combined with multi-page tools F2, F3 The function is switched, and it can be convenient to other websites, huh, huh.

Of course, you can also open multiple terminal service clients or use a dedicated terminal service management software, even if it is only a possibility, please choose according to your own situation.

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