We have a specific network configuration where the client
desktop does not have IP access to the windows 2000
server. We must provide a Proxy/Relay service on an
intermediate server. Will a standard TCP port relay on
port 3389 provide access from the client to the server, or
are other ports needed? The proxy is required to operate
in both directions.

Terminal services uses only port 3389 for client to server
communication.

On Tue, 3 Feb 2004 09:26:34 -0800, "hopson"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>We have a specific network configuration where the client
>desktop does not have IP access to the windows 2000
>server. We must provide a Proxy/Relay service on an
>intermediate server. Will a standard TCP port relay on
>port 3389 provide access from the client to the server, or
>are other ports needed? The proxy is required to operate
>in both directions.

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