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I'm on a corporate computer that is behind a very restrictive firewall, and trying to connect to my home computer. I configured my router to forward port 80 to 3389 (RDP port). My idea was to try to connect with port 80 since the regular RDP port might be blocked. However I found out that it's not working. RDP on port 80 is blocked as well.
My router's IP address is not blocked, since I can access the config interface on <router IP address>:8080
. Remote Desktop itself also works for connections to hosts within the internal domain.
I was wondering how are they blocking that kind of traffic (RDP on port 80 towards external IPs)? What kind of firewall rule is used?
Yea they have a browser proxy for HTTP, and they block pretty much everything else. I guess this explains it, thanks. – mihai – 2014-01-16T13:03:45.433