Windows 10: How to block our users to connect to a specific unknown IP using remote desktop / RDP

Hi there!I would like to restrict our users from remotely connecting to a specific IP only that we don't own/know. I tried setting up an outbound firewall rule to block TCP and UDP adding the unknown IP let's say 192.168.0.1 but this does not work as user is still able to connect to that unknown IP.It looks like the only way is to exclude the user's IP let's say 192.168.0.2 from the scope of firewall rule in the device of the unknown IP, which is impossible because we don't own that computer.Please help if there is other workaround.Thanks!

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Remote Desktop: How to block connections from the internet f. a user

Meaning? Probably ports are forwarded. But can it still be done? Block specific users from accessing Remote desktop from the internet...

 

RDP not allowing remote connection

I had it working perfectly fine the other day but I logged into my server, removed a open port and both computer quit.

I run the computers with the firewall off, I see no point in them being on, it's a windows firewall a hacker will know how to get around so fire wall is OFF.

Ports are 9000 for server and 3390 for htpc

ip:9000
ip:3390

This does not work from a linux workstation using 'Remote Desktop Client'

It does not work from mac RDP
It does not work from windows RDP
And it does not work from my iphone.

I know it's enabled as I can RDP into the computers at my home (except htpc at the moment, I think that one needs restarted)

Ports are open, both tcp / udp ports are open using the internal server IP wich is MAC assigned by the router. Server - 10.0.1.2 - 9000
And same thing for the htpc - 10.0.1.8 - 3390

Besides the obvious of firewall, ports, and 'remote connection enabled' any ideas?

 

remote desktop RDP

Hi, I've spent a whole day trying to be able to connect to a windows 10 home pc. I ticked the box in my computer properties remote tab that says allow remote connections to be made. There are no other options for me on this tab.

I then discovered Windows 10 home does not allow remote desktop which was annoying. So after lots of research I discovered RDP wrapper. Installed it, run rdpcheck which doesn't accept my login. Everything is running in RDP wrapper configuration.. all green, listening, fully supported etc. I type remote desktop connection on the search bar and that program shows up.

But I still can't access this windows home pc remotely. I've disabled, antivirus, windows local and external firewalls, everything I can think off that could be blocking it. Remote desktop client on my phone and other pc still fails to see this win home pc though.

Any suggestions?

Thanks in adv