Something that few people know about 3389

3389 is a popular saying, because the port used by the program is 3389, so... it is generally called a Remote Desktop Connection in writing.

 

It's not much to say about setting Remote Desktop Connection on the local machine, but note that in the WinXP system on the local machine, right-click "my computer" and choose "properties ", in the displayed dialog box, click the "remote" tab and select "allow users to remotely connect to this computer. Note! If this is not checked, even if someone else invades your machine and uploads the 3389 tool to open your port, it cannot connect to your computer. The first time I used Remote Desktop Connection, I got stuck here for a long time. The default setting is selected.

 

Second, unlike the original WINNT Terminal Service, Windows XP does not support simultaneous logon by multiple users. That is to say, when other users remotely log on to your Windows XP, the user currently operating on the host will automatically exit, and the screen will also be black. When you log on to the system again, it is unfortunate that the remote user connection will be interrupted again. If the other user is a dial-up ADSL, you will wait for the fire, when he logs on to the network again, he needs to re-dial the network. At this time, the IP address of the other party has changed. (In Windows 2003, multiple users are allowed to log on to the host simultaneously using local or remote desktop connection) there is also another message circulating in the computer players in the Microsoft Windows XP SP2 news discussion group: After SP2 beta is installed, you only need to expand the HKEY_LOCAL_MARCHINESystemCurrentControlSetControlTerminal ServerLicensing Core branch in the Registry Editor, create a New DWORD Value named "EnableConcurrentSessions" and set the key value to "1" to enable Windows XP to support two users. This method allows multiple users to log on at most two users at the same time, and the logon must be a different account.

 

The third point is what many people will ignore. If you intrude into the other party's system and create an administrator account, after logging on to 3389 with the newly created account, A folder with the same name as the username you used to log on to 3389 will be generated under % systemroot % Documents and Settings of the other party. It records many of your stuff. The comrades who use bots noticed that it may not be fun to get caught one day. Similarly, after logging on to 3389, many people exit directly by clicking X. This is incorrect. The correct exit method is to select start ----- disconnect.

Also, I don't know how you upload the tool after logging on to the Remote Desktop, TFTP ?? My method is to Open QQ and transfer it on the local QQ ...... this method is suitable for common users. If it is a server, you have to download the stuff that is put in the network space in advance. Some people may lose bricks here. You can tell me how you used the upload tool to open the other party's 3389 .......... this .......... there are actually a lot of methods ...... I am leaving it for you to explore.

 

Appendix:

WinConnect Server developed by bosoft allows us to break through the restrictions and log on to Windows XP Remote Desktop by multiple users.

WinConnect Server is currently the latest version of WinConnect Server XP. Its developer, bosoft, provides a free trial version for users to download. The URL is http://www.thinsoftinc.com/download/winconnect-serverxp/setup.exe. the Software size is 8.40mb.

The trial version can be fully functional for 7 days. In addition, each Remote Workstation can be connected for only 30 minutes and will be automatically disabled after 30 minutes.
The installation of WinConnect Server is simple. You only need to click "Next" to complete the installation. After the installation is complete, restart the system and the WinConnect Server can start the service.

Attribute settings

After the WinConnect Server trial version is installed, a message box will pop up every time the system is started to log on to the system, reminding the user of the term of use of the software and the automatic shutdown time of the workstation. At this time, you use Remote Desktop Connection to log on to the host, and you can find that the system no longer automatically exits as before.

Next, we will perform some basic attribute settings for the WinConnect Server. Double-click the "WinConnect Server XP Control Center" shortcut created by the Program on the desktop and log on to the WinConnect Server XP console.
WinConnect Server provides two language interfaces: Chinese and English. You can click "options"/"set language" and select your preferred language interface in the open language selection box, the default value is Chinese.

Setting host properties in the WinConnect Server console is extremely simple: first select the current host in the host list on the left, such as ZJNU-0000, click action → properties ", in this case, the program displays the server information, server settings, and RDP settings of the current host in the form of a list.

You can see that there is a ">" symbol in front of some list items, which indicates that this list item can be set. Double-click the option and set the option value in the pop-up dialog box. For example, to set that each Remote Desktop client connected to the host has an independent Temporary Folder, double-click the "each session has a separate Temporary Folder" list item, in the displayed dialog box, select "yes" and click "OK" to close the window.

After the configuration is complete, a Windows XP instance that supports multi-user logon is successfully set up. When you log on to the host using a Remote Desktop client program (for hosts with Remote Desktop Web Support installed, you can also log on through a browser), and you can find that the system will not automatically log off as before.

After the WinConnect Server is installed, Remote Desktop also supports copying and pasting files between the local host and remote host. At the same time, the 128-bit encryption method ensures the communication security between the client and the server, which is more reassuring than the default use of plaintext transmission account information for Remote Desktop. In addition, using the WinConnect Serve console, we can also view all active users logged on to the host; you can log off or disconnect remote users; the action → send message menu can also be used to send instant messages to remote users.