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How to forward a port for RDP from a PC on one local subnet to a server on another local subnet by MAC address?
How to forward a port for RDP from a PC on one local subnet to a server on another local subnet by MAC address?
There is Mikrotik - 1 piece and two subnets.
PC 1 (192.168.10.7) mac: (40-B0-76-41-26-D7) - from which I connect
Server (192.168.11.200) mac: (00:30:48:5a:58:65) - to which connecting
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No way.
The MAC address is unique only within the local segment. After exiting it in the MAC packet of the router. If the task is to limit the ability of RDP to one computer, then you will have to do several things:
- bind the MAC on the switch port so that it is impossible to connect to this port by another device
- configure two rules: the first is to allow traffic from this MAC to this port, the second is to prohibit traffic to this port
- enable additional certificate authentication on RDP to protect against MAC "positive spoofing" (when the MAC is changed to the MAC of an allowed device)
It's not as simple as it seems...
You can play with MPLS for example or any other methods of networking on L2. Only this idea is in any case vicious from all sides.
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