Create secure Remote Desktop Connection

For security focus on installing Windows XP and Remote Desktop for Server 2003 (Remot Desktop), there is an easy-to-use way to secure Remote Desktop (Remot Desktop).

Remote Desktop (Remot Desktop) is typically run on port 3389. This is the default set of Remote Desktop client connection ports and is also the open Remote Desktop Connection port that hackers scan to discover. By changing the port number, you can fundamentally hide Remote Desktop connections, avoid hackers that scan 3389 of ports, and no one will connect to your computer via Remote Desktop unless they know which port number the Remote Desktop is running on.

To change the port number of the original ride surface, you must edit the key value in a registry. The registry key value you want to edit is located at:

Hkey_local_machinesystem/currentcontrolset/control/terminal serverwinstationsrdp-tcp

This key value is stored in a hexadecimal value and you have to use a decimal to go to the 16 tool (select the port number you want to set and convert it to 16 before you do the update key value), just as you would in Windows Calculator.

You may need to reboot your computer to make the changes work, and if you have a new port number, don't forget to update your firewall.

Through a changed Remote Desktop port to connect to your computer, enter the IP address or DNS name, just make a little change before you add: port (for example: if the port number is set to 8989: Use 192.168.1.1 to become 192.168.1.1:8989).

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