Something else happened along the way, and I had to re-create the ACL and routing rule. Once I enter...

I unchecked the Allow Access and Enable DTLS boxes, changed the ports to 445, and that stopped the S...

I changed it to port 444 through ASDM. I can log in and access the Cisco appliance on the internal s...

Here are some resutls of the commands....Result of the command: "show run http"http server enablehtt...

Hello!I previously had some assistance configuring a router for inbound HTTPS traffic in this thread...

I tried your ACL.....access-list outside permit tcp host some-address host 75.150.96.33 eq 33899and ...

It is the same IP. Perhaps for testing I could set up the new RDP on port 33899? Would that be easie...

I did not remove anything. I only entered those three commands in succession.I am not familiar with ...

**update** The issue has been resolved. HTTPS and RDP traffic both flow to the desired destinations....

I will attempt to try these suggestions, thank you.The new problem I am facing is all of the remote ...

Hello AM,I opened the command line from the ASDM, and typed show-running-config. The attached file i...

Yes, this same IP is also for VPN users on port 3389.Checking from the NAT table section of the ASDM...

I removed that rule.I did a Packet Trace from the IP of my computer to the interface IP of this Cisc...

Thank you Marius. I got that cleared up in the first screen shot. The second one is my access rules....

I ran into a problem. I was informed by the ISP I need to use a different IP address, 75.150.96.33 (...