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| ====== Parallels RAS – Remote Application Server ====== | ====== Parallels RAS – Remote Application Server ====== | ||
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| - | See also **[[virtualization: | ||
| **Client Downloads**: | **Client Downloads**: | ||
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| ===== Policies ===== | ===== Policies ===== | ||
| - | After the Parallels RAS client has been configured and used to log in once the policies set here will take effect. | + | After the Parallels RAS client has been configured and used to log in once, the policies set here will take effect. |
| * RAS Console -> Policies -> Plus sign for New | * RAS Console -> Policies -> Plus sign for New | ||
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| Older Parallels RAS installations included a default Gateway Tunneling Policy that would tunnel regular RDP (mstsc.exe) client connections into servers on TCP port 80. | Older Parallels RAS installations included a default Gateway Tunneling Policy that would tunnel regular RDP (mstsc.exe) client connections into servers on TCP port 80. | ||
| - | Frequently, botnets or other brute force attackers will abuse port 80 for RDP connections leading to annoying warning pop-ups and RAS '' | + | Frequently, botnets or other brute force attackers will abuse port 80 for RDP connections leading to annoying warning pop-ups and RAS '' |
| ==== Steps to Disable ==== | ==== Steps to Disable ==== | ||
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