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If the local machine is Linux-based, then this option needs to be disabled. The sub-option Allow connections only from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication (recommended) can be left enabled or disabled, depending upon the machines from which Remote Desktop connection is being established to the server. > SystemPropertiesRemoteįrom under Remote Desktop section, select the option Allow remote connections to this computer. NOTE: The System Properties window can also be accessed from Control Panel option by clicking on System and then on Remote settings in the left panel or from the Windows command prompt by executing the below command. The Remote Desktop option will be shown as Disabled in Windows 2019 version.Ĭlick on the Disabled option and this will open up the Remote tab in the System Properties window.

In the Server Manager window, click on Local Server in the left side panel and wait for few minutes for the server status to get refreshed. This guide will describe the steps to enable and disable Remote Desktop service in the Windows server through the graphical interface as well as Windows Powershell.Ĭlick on Start Menu button and then on Server Manager.

Type in a name for the rule such as 'TCP 3389,' then click “Finish” to allow the 3389 port in Windows Firewall.RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) is the protocol that allows a user to connect to a Windows Server through a graphical interface over any network.

Click “Allow the connection” and then click “Next.” Select all options for connection types (Public and Private networks) on the next screen regarding when to apply the rule, then click “Next” again.

Click “TCP” for the port type and then click “Specific local ports.” Type in 3389 to the textbox next to “Specific local ports” and then click “Next.”.

Click the “Port” option under “What type of rule would you like to create?” and then click “Next.”.

Click the “Inbound Rules” option on the sidebar of the Windows Firewall window and then click the “New Rule” option under the “Actions” sidebar.

Click the “System and Security” option and then click “Windows Firewall.” Click “Advanced Settings.”.

Click the “Windows” button on your taskbar and then click “Settings.” Type “Control Panel” into the Windows Settings search bar and press the “Enter” key to open the Control Panel.

To allow the TCP 3389 port in Windows Firewall on Windows 8/10: