Port Forwarding Explained

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what if two computers in the same private network use Remote Desktop Connection at the same time?

I was hoping you would also talk about the risks associated with Port forwarding or ways to mitigate the risks. Thank you.

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Imagine a world where we all use ipv6, so we don't need NAT anymore because we have enough addresses for everybody. Does the use case of port forwarding as described on the video will become obsolete?

Why do ports that are well known need to be setup for forwarding? Like i have never setup my router for port forwarding they all get connections (connecting to internet, playing games)?

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Does this mean a a system such as a computer can't connect to a LAN/router if the other connection hasn't port forwarded setup, over the net?

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good explanation of a often heard, but little understood, idea

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What if I have 5 PC's on a network that I want to RDC to? they can't all use port 3389 right?

Additionally, you can also assign several different ports to do Remote Desktop to several different internal PC. Instead of 3389, you can also assign 3390, 3391, etc, and then assigned 3389 on the internal side so it still respond to RDP port of several different computers. You just need to make sure to set the port manually when doing the RDP call from the outside to the different port assigned.

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Out of curiosity, say I had like 12 different computers that I wanted to access with RDC remotely, how would I have to configure the port forwarding?

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Clear explanation and examples simplified my learning on port forwarding. Thank you

Where is router and where I configured it .i dunno..

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Nice idea - explain ports as an extension numbers - easy to understanding! Thanx!

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what if i am having 2 computers connected to my router, how router will know to which computer to connect for RDC using same port?

By default OSI model tells that IP address forwards req to destination Network then MAC address forwards to Destination device then Port address forwards to Destination PORT. Then why we need PORT forwarding here ?

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Pls explain about Port binding