Two internet connection simultaneously. Primary connection for all apps and secondary connection only for RDP

Romeo851927

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I have two internet connections. I would want to use both connection simultaneously on my remote desktop connection (rdp) server.

Example:
Lan1 (Primary): connection will be allow for all apps on my server except RDP connection
Lan2 (Secondary): connection will be allow only for RDP. So whenever i want to login my rdp server from other place it will connected through my Lan2 (Secondary) internet connection. Because my Lan1 (Primary) internet service provider router doesn't support port forwarding and they doesn't give static ip.

Any kind of help will be appreciated. Thanks. :)
 
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Yes you can certinaly do this.

You will need to set your Lan 1 as the primary lan network, and Lan2 as a lower priority: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7785874/setting-network-adapter-metric-priority-in-windows-7
Then it should just be a matter of allowing RDP at your local machine, and forwarding the port on the router connected to LAN 2.

FYI, I dont generally recommend windows RDP for WAN/Internet use as it is not very secure.
At minimum you should at least configure rdp program and your router to use a different port then the default 3389 to at least circumvent hackers scanning for IPs with that port open.
Yes you can certinaly do this.

You will need to set your Lan 1 as the primary lan network, and Lan2 as a lower priority: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7785874/setting-network-adapter-metric-priority-in-windows-7
Then it should just be a matter of allowing RDP at your local machine, and forwarding the port on the router connected to LAN 2.

FYI, I dont generally recommend windows RDP for WAN/Internet use as it is not very secure.
At minimum you should at least configure rdp program and your router to use a different port then the default 3389 to at least circumvent hackers scanning for IPs with that port open.
 
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