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Tristian Roberts
hi,
I have two Windows 2000 servers - server1 & server2 as
part of a LAN. Only server1 is connected to the Internet,
and is hosting the RDP Web connection through IIS. I can
use RDP to control this server in remote administration
mode OK.
The other server - server2 - is running Terminal Services
in Application mode - but is not Internet connected.
I would like to be able to connect to server2 from any
suitable Internet connection (not on LAN\WAN\VPN),
effectively using server1 as a gateway.
Is this possible without first establishing a VPN
connection to the network? or can the RDP Web Connection
running on server1 enable me to login remotely to server2?
Any help much appreciated!
Thanks.
I have two Windows 2000 servers - server1 & server2 as
part of a LAN. Only server1 is connected to the Internet,
and is hosting the RDP Web connection through IIS. I can
use RDP to control this server in remote administration
mode OK.
The other server - server2 - is running Terminal Services
in Application mode - but is not Internet connected.
I would like to be able to connect to server2 from any
suitable Internet connection (not on LAN\WAN\VPN),
effectively using server1 as a gateway.
Is this possible without first establishing a VPN
connection to the network? or can the RDP Web Connection
running on server1 enable me to login remotely to server2?
Any help much appreciated!
Thanks.