Enabling RDP on cisco router

[jonflorence]

I need help on configuring an RDP port map.

A few of the bosses want to be able to access their PC (inside the Office) from anywhere and that includes their

smart phones.

I know how to do this using a static NAT and open up the port but this will only allow me one entry.

I know i need to create a port-map however I can't find the command.

Example:

ip port-map "RDP" port 33787 list 100

If I'm not mistaken I will then need to add a statement to my access list 100 that goes like this:

access-list 100 permit 192.168.32.43

The problem I'm having is "RDP" isn't a valid command under the port-map.  Does anyone know what I would put there to create this port map?

Thank you!

[cadet alain · Accepted solution]

Hi,

I know how to do this using a static NAT and open up the port but this will only allow me one entry.

I know i need to create a port-map however I can't find the command.

I don't see the relationship between the 2,  what do you want to achieve in your static nat exactly ?

just do this:

ip nat inside source static tcp x.x.x.x interface x/x

ip nat inside source static udp x.x.x.x interface x/x

Regards.

Alain.

[jonflorence]

That was is it.

I guess I was making more complicated than it needed to be.

Thanks for your help!