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Dan
I have terminal server (2000) on the internet with behind
a router with a static IP with the router forwarding 3389.
While i know that encryption can be increased for packets
transmitted is it not a security risk allowing anyone on
the net to access the login prompt? Is there a way
around this. Ie can i somehow generate some keys on the
server to be copied onto the clients so only the PC's
with they key(s) can get to the login, or am i too
paranoid?
I have the Server set to disable login after 6 failed
attempts for 1 hr but im still concerned, now easier is
2000 terminal server to hack?
a router with a static IP with the router forwarding 3389.
While i know that encryption can be increased for packets
transmitted is it not a security risk allowing anyone on
the net to access the login prompt? Is there a way
around this. Ie can i somehow generate some keys on the
server to be copied onto the clients so only the PC's
with they key(s) can get to the login, or am i too
paranoid?
I have the Server set to disable login after 6 failed
attempts for 1 hr but im still concerned, now easier is
2000 terminal server to hack?