How to set up an RDP connection on the router?

Question

Huawei

Hello everyone! There is a problem connecting to a remote computer with RDP on my Lenova Windows 10 laptop, or rather, the problem appeared as I changed the network provider from mobile to fiber optic and installed a -huawei 8245h router (earlier and now without problems through mobil WI-FI, and other similar routers for OB , everything is regular, that is, there are no problems on the computer!) here is the situation I go to Amazon, create a dedicated server, then connect via RDP. to a remote computer for one of the following reasons 1) remote access to the server is not enabled 2) the remote computer is turned off 3) the remote computer is not connected to the network. Make sure that the remote computer is turned on, connected to the network and remote access to it is enabled, but all this crap, since the amazon is turned on and all accesses are allowed, I tried the mobile Internet (another network provider), everything is functioning normally. The advisers write that it is necessary to do port forwarding in the router settings, but how to TELL, preferably visually (with screenshots) step by step.https://2ip.ru/check-port/?port=3389 what to do???

Answer 1

Port forwarding has nothing to do with it. YOU are connecting to the server, and not vice versa, so the port must be open on the server.
Most likely a problem with the provider. he somewhere to slaughter traffic to europe or where you have an amazon instance ...
Not a Rostelecom case?)

Answer 2

Look in the logs of your instance (window events) for information about connections, connection attempts, unsuccessful authorizations, etc.
You should probably start with this. Port forwarding is clearly not needed on the router, everything should be closed on the router. But in the settings of the instance (from the Amazon side), you need to specify which port of the instance and to whom you open it. Maybe there was something wrong?

Answer 3

I didn’t do anything there and through mobile Wi-Fi, I connect! so what is the problem?