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Hello,

We've setup a remote desktop server and a virtual desktop pool on 2008. Everything works fine internally with the address http://RDHSERVER/rdweb, however, we need to make it accessible externally, and by just typing in http://RDHSERVER brings up the IIS welcome page. Our LEA has set up an externally available address which won't countenance sticking the rdweb bit on the end of the address. How can we make RDHSERVER IIS channel all requests through to rdweb?

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you need to create a html page called index.html and insert the following (this page needs to be in the wwwroot of the rdhserver)

 

 

 

 

Replace the Google with http://rdhserver/rdweb (or whatever the external address of the rdhserver is)

 

nick

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I get your drift, the only problem is that the address that our network people have given us is simply a redirect to another internal IP address of the RD server, not a FQDN as such. When I put the redirect in, I've redirected to http://servername/rdweb, as it doesn't have a web address, so I really want IIS to kick off remote desktop, and not simply show the IIS welcome screen. It seems that IIS is refusing to acknowledge that RDweb has been installed. Hope this makes sense!
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Worked like a charm. Many thanks mate.

 

Just tried it externally for ya, it is trying to redirect tohttp://andy/rdweb. Will the http://folders.ashgrove.valeofglamorgan.sch.uk/rdweb work inside your network aswell (it should do, if it does not ask the LEA to create an internal DNS record at their end), if it does i would point the redirect to http://folders.ashgrove.valeofglamorgan.sch.uk/rdweb so that it works seemlessly inside and out. If you need any more advice please feel free to ask :)

 

nick

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That is strange sidnuts, it's working great for us. it really should just work..are you sure you are doing this correctly as it is really simple to set up?

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