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Each of the VMs should have a different IP, then Open the RDP port for each of them on different exit ports in the router.Then each of your friends will connect using you External IP (or DNS name) to the specified port.
PS: are remote desktop and RDP all there is Microsoft Server has to offer when it comes to giving internet access to each VPS?
Quote from: devnullius on 07. November 2014., 00:38:12PS: are remote desktop and RDP all there is Microsoft Server has to offer when it comes to giving internet access to each VPS? as i know 2 USER RDP client access(if more then 2 then you need RDP licenses, available to my store!) is free with the each server! easiest way to connect the VM on VPS is(i did it this way always): 1.VPS have a public IP, so create a VPN server or VPN gateway through RRAS(remote and routing access server), it's easy. enable remote desktop on VM ...now your remote access user will dial the VPN at first and then he/she can connect directly the VM through the RDP by the private id of the VM.if i misunderstood your topic then sorry for my reply!
Quote from: metalmunna on 07. November 2014., 01:03:09Quote from: devnullius on 07. November 2014., 00:38:12PS: are remote desktop and RDP all there is Microsoft Server has to offer when it comes to giving internet access to each VPS? as i know 2 USER RDP client access(if more then 2 then you need RDP licenses, available to my store!) is free with the each server! easiest way to connect the VM on VPS is(i did it this way always): 1.VPS have a public IP, so create a VPN server or VPN gateway through RRAS(remote and routing access server), it's easy. enable remote desktop on VM ...now your remote access user will dial the VPN at first and then he/she can connect directly the VM through the RDP by the private id of the VM.if i misunderstood your topic then sorry for my reply!This indeed seems to be what I want Will try to tackle this step by step. I don't believe in "easy" RRAS ;pWill keep you posted with my questions ThanksUPDATE ;pOk, some questions..."create a vpn server"... Do you mean I configure the host OS Win Server 2012 R2 as a VPN server? If so, how what where? General principles? :sIf user dials the VPN... Does that mean there is a different VPN for each hyper-v client I have? And how does it work then? Friend connects to VPN and gets my IP address. So he is in my local LAN? UPDATE 2: Ok, I found Remote Access -> Direct Access & VPN (RAS) already was installed (because of remote desktop?). And a Remote Access Server is the same as a VPN server? My MCSE is 15 years old by now ;p
will give it another shot tomorrow...BUT "public" IP address... That is meant local IP right? I can only have 1 public internet IP address (or I would have to make my server act as a gateway/bridge and put it first in my network topology (instead of last, where it is now).Easy...
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