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How to wrap old 2003 RDP server in SSL?
In short, there is an old server on Win2003. And to it access under the RDP protocol.
How can I wrap RDP traffic in SSL without putting a certificate on the final 2003 server?
I've been playing around with the stunnel4 package, which is on a nearby Linux server.
For an HTTP server, everything is chocolate: HTTPS traffic goes to stunnel from a regular web browser, and it reaches the final server via flat HTTP, via 80/tcp - everything works fine.
But for RDP, the client cannot agree on the protocol and ciphers.
How to do it right?
On Linux is Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS, regularly updated.
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Roman get off the mare if she is dead. There are several cases when it is worth supporting it, but this is not your case. Just install a new server.
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