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When
working with Terminal Server or
RDP you have the choice to
change the XP RDP 5.1 or 5.2
client connecting port.
If
you've changed the listening
port on the TS from its default
- 3389 you'll also need to
configure your client to connect
to the new port. Changing the
connection port with RDP is a
simple process.
To
Change the Port on the client
side:
1.
Go to the Start menu and click
Run
2.
On the Run menu type MSTSC and
click Enter.
3.
In the RDP window, enter the
computer name or IP you want to
connect to
4.
Add your port eg: Port 3390 to
the end of the IP address like
this: 192.168.1.1:3390
5.
Click Connect
Another method of connecting to
a different port is to run the
MSTSC command with the required
command line parameters:
/v:ServerName[:Port]
For
example:
MSTSC /v:192.168.1.1:3390
Note: To use RDP on
computers with operating systems
other than Windows XP/2003 you
will first need to install the
RDP client (RDP
Client 5.2)
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