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Kerry Alt
Greetings,
My client firewall blocks everything but ports 80 and 22/23, so I read
many threads and changed the listening port on the Terminal Services
server to 80. I've double checked this. IIS is running fine on 80. But
when I try to connect from the client with xxx.xxx.xxx.xx:80, I get a
"connection timed out" response. A netstat -a on the client indicates
the connection was ESTABLISHED (any other port gets a host not found
error) but I never get a login window.
I got the keepers of the firewall to temporarily open up port 3389 and
everything worked fine. But when they closed 3389 and I changed the
listening port on the server to 80, I again get no login window and a
timeout.
This behaviour happens whether the client is on the extranet or
intranet.
Any pointers here would be helpful; I've spent the last several hours
reading postings, but I probably missed the one answer that addressed
this problem.
Thanks,
Kerry
My client firewall blocks everything but ports 80 and 22/23, so I read
many threads and changed the listening port on the Terminal Services
server to 80. I've double checked this. IIS is running fine on 80. But
when I try to connect from the client with xxx.xxx.xxx.xx:80, I get a
"connection timed out" response. A netstat -a on the client indicates
the connection was ESTABLISHED (any other port gets a host not found
error) but I never get a login window.
I got the keepers of the firewall to temporarily open up port 3389 and
everything worked fine. But when they closed 3389 and I changed the
listening port on the server to 80, I again get no login window and a
timeout.
This behaviour happens whether the client is on the extranet or
intranet.
Any pointers here would be helpful; I've spent the last several hours
reading postings, but I probably missed the one answer that addressed
this problem.
Thanks,
Kerry