Rdp Help!

gilestomlinson
gilestomlinson
in Bitdefender 2010 products

Hi All


I have recently changed my Security Suite from Outpost 2009 to Bitdefender Internet Security 2010.


I previously had no problems with RDP Sessions - simply set up to allow RDP sessions on port 3389.


I have configured a new rule as follows:


svchost.exe / traffic&listen / all adaptor types / Local Address Port RDP (3389) / Remote Address Port 1024-65535 / TCP


Seemed pretty straightforward but I cannot connect still so not sure whats blocking - I have moved the rule to the top spot!


Any suggestions welcome as its breaking me!


Thanks


GT

Comments

  • Alex Stanciu
    Alex Stanciu ✭✭

    Hello voipboy,


    For start, please open BitDefender in Expert Mode, click on Firewall, select the Network tab and click on your Local network Adapter then pull down the drop-down menu and select "Trusted Local", Stealth to "No" and Generic to "Yes".


    If the same issue occurs, please go to the next location C:\Program Files\BitDefender\BitDefender 2010\Firewall, look after the "profiles.xml" and "rules.xml" files, upload them on http://www.sendspace.com/ then send me a PM with the download links.


    Thank you .

  • gilestomlinson
    gilestomlinson
    Hello voipboy,


    For start, please open BitDefender in Expert Mode, click on Firewall, select the Network tab and click on your Local network Adapter then pull down the drop-down menu and select "Trusted Local", Stealth to "No" and Generic to "Yes".


    If the same issue occurs, please go to the next location C:\Program Files\BitDefender\BitDefender 2010\Firewall, look after the "profiles.xml" and "rules.xml" files, upload them on http://www.sendspace.com/ then send me a PM with the download links.


    Thank you .


    Hi tried the above


    http://www.sendspace.com/file/sfu8fe


    http://www.sendspace.com/file/s1ej1y

  • gilestomlinson
    gilestomlinson
    Hi tried the above


    http://www.sendspace.com/file/sfu8fe


    http://www.sendspace.com/file/s1ej1y


    Hello


    I have received no reply to this problem which still exists - any ideas please?!

  • cberneanu
    cberneanu

    Hello,


    First, can you connect if you disable the firewall? In the firewall's traffic tab, can you see that svchost.exe is listening on port 3389?


    Please try to disable TCP Offloading options on your network adapter (go to network adapter's Properties->Configure->Advanced) and see if that has any effect.

  • gilestomlinson
    gilestomlinson
    Hello,


    First, can you connect if you disable the firewall? In the firewall's traffic tab, can you see that svchost.exe is listening on port 3389?


    Please try to disable TCP Offloading options on your network adapter (go to network adapter's Properties->Configure->Advanced) and see if that has any effect.


    Hi there


    Firstly yes if I disable I can RDP in


    I can also see that svchost.exe is listening correctly - though it identifies it as RDP as opposed to port 3389 when port is inputted...


    I do not have any option on my belkin wireless adaptor for TCP offloading..


    I will be looking at uninstallling this soon as something so simple should not cause such a nightmare!


    Thanks

  • gilestomlinson
    gilestomlinson
    Hi there


    Firstly yes if I disable I can RDP in


    I can also see that svchost.exe is listening correctly - though it identifies it as RDP as opposed to port 3389 when port is inputted...


    I do not have any option on my belkin wireless adaptor for TCP offloading..


    I will be looking at uninstallling this soon as something so simple should not cause such a nightmare!


    Thanks


    Managed to get this problem sorted - not too sure how precisely as I tried every config possible so still not sure what the issue was!


    Thanks anyway

  • cberneanu
    cberneanu

    Hello,


    Well, I'm glad it is working now, but it would be nice if you would remember how you managed to fixed it.


    Good luck!

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