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indenty of user of has take RDP of my sys
16 years 11 months ago #24260
by ramz77
ram
MCP,MCSA,MCSA MESSAGING, MSCE, CCNA & ITIL
indenty of user of has take RDP of my sys was created by ramz77
Hi to all
need info on how can i know d indenty of user of has take RDP of my system...
if any info plz share
need info on how can i know d indenty of user of has take RDP of my system...
if any info plz share
ram
MCP,MCSA,MCSA MESSAGING, MSCE, CCNA & ITIL
16 years 11 months ago #24263
by DaLight
Replied by DaLight on topic Re: indenty of user of has take RDP of my sys
Can you please rephrase the question?
16 years 11 months ago #24267
by toddwoo
Replied by toddwoo on topic Re: indenty of user of has take RDP of my sys
Are you asking how to find out who is using RDP to connect to a server?
netstat -a shows you what TCP/IP connections are open.
If thats what your looking for...
netstat -a shows you what TCP/IP connections are open.
If thats what your looking for...
16 years 11 months ago #24268
by GTM
Replied by GTM on topic Re: indenty of user of has take RDP of my sys
Check the event viewer under security log that should do the trick
16 years 11 months ago #24279
by toddwoo
Replied by toddwoo on topic Re: indenty of user of has take RDP of my sys
There is a session viewer somewhere too.. but i'm still not 100% sure what it is your are looking for.
16 years 11 months ago #24280
by ZiPPy
ZiPPy
Replied by ZiPPy on topic Re: indenty of user of has take RDP of my sys
If your trying to limit users from accessing your machine via RDP, I would start with the basics and simply disable Remote Desktop.
My Computer > Control Panel > System > Remote
Second, I would use the netstat -a command that toddwoo suggested. Then you can identify if a port is open and trying to listen via RDP.
Finally, I would configure your firewall to block RDP traffic. The default port for RDP is 3389. But keep in mind, one can change the listening port for Remote Desktop by a simple edit of the registry.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\TerminalServer\WinStations\RDP-Tcp\PortNumber
ZiPPy
My Computer > Control Panel > System > Remote
Second, I would use the netstat -a command that toddwoo suggested. Then you can identify if a port is open and trying to listen via RDP.
Finally, I would configure your firewall to block RDP traffic. The default port for RDP is 3389. But keep in mind, one can change the listening port for Remote Desktop by a simple edit of the registry.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\TerminalServer\WinStations\RDP-Tcp\PortNumber
ZiPPy
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