How to change Remote Desktop port (RDP port) using PowerShell – 4sysops

The Remote Desktop port (RDP port) 3389 in Windows is a popular target for hackers. Thus, it might make sense to change the RDP port. This article describes how to change Remote Desktop with PowerShell.

Use Azure Bastion as a jump host for RDP and SSH – 4sysops

How to Change RDP Port using SCCM, PowerShell

How to Change RDP Port using SCCM, PowerShell

Deploying an Azure jumpbox (jump server) – 4sysops

Install and Configure Remote Desktop Gateway Server

Install PowerShell remoting over SSH – 4sysops

How to Change the RDP Port for a Windows Server - Dancing Numbers

4 Methods to Change RDP Port for a Windows Server

New RDP client: Remote Desktop Connection 6.0 for Windows XP – 4sysops

How to Change RDP Port using SCCM, PowerShell

Use Azure Bastion as a jump host for RDP and SSH – 4sysops