Hi Brian,

>From our off-line discussion, I understand you are using a Win2k client on
your ADSL connection.

Is the server Win2k or NT 4 Terminal Server Edition?

Both use the RDP protocol, but Win 2K terminal services supports some local
devices via RDP, whereas from memory, NT 4 TSE only supported local devices
via an MS networking share BACK from the terminal server to the client
(YUK!) unless you had Citrix Metaframe sitting on top, using ICA protocol
instead.

Also, Win2K Terminal services supports 3 levels of encyption, which you'd
probably want.

Anyway, the RDP protocol uses TCP port 3389, so I'd start by setting up a
pinhole as follows..

Start port 3389 End port 3389 Protocol TCP local port 3389 local address
(insert client address).

Also, here's a link to the Win2k Terminal services deployment guide.

http://www.microsoft.com/TechNet/win2000/dguide/chapt-16.asp

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Brian Young [mailto:Brian.Young@specs.co.nz]
> Sent: Monday, 3 April 2000 9:07
> To: ADSL Distro List (E-mail)
> Subject: Re: ADSL with Terminal server.
>
>
> Can anyone help. I'm new to these M10 Nokia's
>
> I have an ADSL link established to a NT Terminal Server over
> the intenet
> which works fine. My problem is creating a return path
> through the ADSL M10
> Nokia to allow me to remote print on the form printer on the
> local side of
> the M10.
> The M10 has a static IP address supplied by Xtra and I can
> ping from the NT
> terminal server to the M10 fine but thats where it end.
> There is a way
> through using pinholeing but my knowledge is limited in this area.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Brian Young.
>
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