I have several windows 2003 servers that recenctly have been experiencing RDP problems. I also have some 2000 servers but they have not been experiencing. I have two network board in my pc The main one has the local ip 192. The secondary ones has the local ip 192. The main one has internet. This will be important when we talk about Windows based networking services and how to set them up remotely, like Network Monitor for example. For Windows 7 VDAs that will use Personal vDisk, install Microsoft hotfix 2614892 A computer stops responding because of a deadlock situation in the Mountmgr. Alternate listening port for remote desktop on Windows 1. Professional. In previous Windows versions you could modify registry key HKLMSYSTEMCurrent. Control. SetControlTerminal ServerWin. StationsRDP Tcp. And change the Port. Number DWORD to an alternate port, or create multiple entries, e. RDP Tcp 0. 1,0. I have tried to do this with several Windows 1. Professional installs and each behaves the same, they refuse the remote desktop connection almost like a firewall blocking the port and only the default 3. I have tried just modifying the existing default registry key to another port, also tried leaving that key and importing additional keys with alternate port numbers using standard import. I have successfully used with previous Windows versions. Obviously there is no firewall involved, one machine in particular is a fresh Windows 1. Update Access From Excel Table Function here. Pro install with no 3rd party apps yet installed, essentially straight out of the box, with standard Windows firewall turned off for domain, private, and public profiles. Connections to other Windows 7 Professional workstations in the same network with alternate ports configured are all working as expected. Has something changed that stops this registry modification from working in Win 1. Release Notes for Cisco Jabber for Windows 11. What ports should I openNAT to allow me to use Remote DesktopPro Or am I just missing something obviousHow to change rdp server port 3. Archived from groups microsoft. More infoHi,You can change the listening port by tweaking the registry. To change the port that Remote Desktop listens on, follow these steps Start Registry Editor. Start Run regedit Locate the following key in the registry HKEYLOCALMACHINESystemCurrent. Control. SetControlTerminal. ServerWin. StationsRDP TcpPort. Number On the Edit menu, click Modify, and then click Decimal. Type the new port number, and then click OK. The same information is found in MS KB article 3. Thanks and Regards,Imay Imayavaramban RThis posting is provided AS IS with no warranties, and confers no rights.