The weird thing confused me and didn't find anything online to help :frustrated_face:
I cannot access from outside my network to the Windows virtual machine.
Inside my network I can RDP to the System without issue
Configuration
Internet Router WAN IP: AlthoughIP, LAN IP: 192.168.140.1 connected to Internal Gateway Router WAN IP 192.168.140.254, LAN IP 192.168.151.1
The Internet router is set up to forward Ports 443 and 3389 to Internal Ports 192.168.140.254
The Internal Gateway is set up to forward those ports to 2 different virtual machines on the ESXI host.
The VM IP address is 151.6 for Port 443 and 151.15 for Port 3389
Port 443 seems to be working fine and the site is visible from outside the network.
However, the RDP port to the Windows System does not respond.
Firewall on Windows System is configured to allow RDP Traffic and the system is listening on that port. (Like I said, it works internally, and since port 443 forwards to the internal VM from the outside, leads me to believe that Routing and forwarding is working correctly... believe it has to do with vmware environment.
Any thoughts?
I cannot access from outside my network to the Windows virtual machine.
Inside my network I can RDP to the System without issue
Configuration
Internet Router WAN IP: AlthoughIP, LAN IP: 192.168.140.1 connected to Internal Gateway Router WAN IP 192.168.140.254, LAN IP 192.168.151.1
The Internet router is set up to forward Ports 443 and 3389 to Internal Ports 192.168.140.254
The Internal Gateway is set up to forward those ports to 2 different virtual machines on the ESXI host.
The VM IP address is 151.6 for Port 443 and 151.15 for Port 3389
Port 443 seems to be working fine and the site is visible from outside the network.
However, the RDP port to the Windows System does not respond.
Firewall on Windows System is configured to allow RDP Traffic and the system is listening on that port. (Like I said, it works internally, and since port 443 forwards to the internal VM from the outside, leads me to believe that Routing and forwarding is working correctly... believe it has to do with vmware environment.
Any thoughts?