Remote connection to server?

Question

System administration

They gave us a dedicated IP address.
Windows Server 2003 is installed on the PC, UserGate 4 is configured for Internet distribution, traffic filtering. Also this "server" is used for joint work in several programs.
Question: how to make it possible to remotely connect to these programs, i.e. open ports for external connection?
Thank you.
ps: I hope I explained more or less clearly what I can’t do ... :-)

Answer 1

IMHO between the server and the "Internet" (this is such a string that stretches to you from the provider) there is a "box". Here in this “box” you need to configure packet forwarding from the Internet to a specific IP inside your inner mesh. Dig in the direction of "port forwarding" or "virtual server" in the docks along the "box". Usually you can connect to the box using 192.168.0.1 or 10.10.1.0
PS. How could he translated into the language in which the question was asked.

Answer 2

Open an external port in Windows Server 2003, open ports on the hardware. But it is not entirely clear what it means to remotely connect to programs? Connect via remote desktop or similar system? Please clarify.

Answer 3

Then you need to open the port in Windows Server 2003 and open the port on the hardware if needed. Well, the required port must be open on the client.

Answer 4

If nothing blocks ports (firewalls, firewalls for example), then they should be open by default anyway.
The only thing that may need to be done is to select the network interface with which the program works.
RDP will definitely work right away, so I recommend not to show ip on the Internet and change user passwords to more complex ones.

Answer 5

ports 135, 139, 445 (SMB \ CIFS) it is better to filter immediately
the same Conficker virus has not yet been blown away and is very common