Hi Bala,

Do you have SBS Essentials/Standard that have the RD Gateway? I'm not sure if you're running SBS/Server or Windows 7/Desktop. The RD Gateway only comes with the former.

Usually in the router you have an option for a public port and private port. You can set the public port to whatever number you between 10,000-65,000. Then when you connect from outside the office you need to specify that port number. Usually you can just add a colon and the port number after the IP.

Example with IP 70.0.0.1 and port number 38512
e.g. Computer name: 70.0.0.1 :38512

However when using SSL/RD Gateway, 443 should be the public and private. Then you login via the gateway.

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