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We have a Windows 2012 with 2 IP addresses which are assigned to 2 network interfaces. Currently, we can connect via RDP to both IP addresses on both cards, however, we want to block/disable RDP connections that attempt to connect to one of the addresses/cards (the public network).

I read the Windows 2008 R2 Server with 2 ip address, how to only enable RDP to one address and knows that I have to bind the RDP listener port to one of the network cards only but binding RDP listener port command "tsconfig.msc" no longer works on Win2012.

Any help appreciated.

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You can use the built-in firewall to accomplish this.

  • Open "Windows Firewall with Advanced Security"
  • Look for the "Remote Desktop - User Mode" rules

For both the TCP and UDP version, do the following:

  • Open the rule
  • Switch to the "Scope" tab
  • In the "Local IP address" box, select "These IP addresses" (instead of "Any IP address")
  • Add the local IP address of the interface you want to use

Windows Firewall rule for RDP

  • Click "OK"
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