Windows Server Essentials uses the following ports: 3389, 6602, 8912, 65500 and 65520. Port 3389 is used to allow access the server running Windows Server Essentials using RDP, port 6602 is used for communication between the server and client computers; port 8912 is used for backing up client computer; port 65520 is used for connections with computers running Macintosh; and port 65500 is used for remote connections. If one or more of these ports are already used by other processes or applications, the corresponding Windows Server Essentials functionalities cannot work properly.
Windows Server Essentials has been configured on a virtual machine (VM), while the physical server has been configured as ...
Windows Server Essentials is now ready to be used. However, there are some issues that need to be addressed. Please refer ...
Windows Server Essentials provides a powerful and flexible solution that helps protect your business data while allowing ...
Windows Server Essentials uses ports 3389, 6602, 8912, 65500, and 65520, for various functionalities. One or more of these ...
Windows Server Essentials uses the following ports: 3389, 6602, 8912, 65500 and 65520. Port 3389 is used to allow access ...
Windows Server Essentials uses Windows Server Backup. If the NT Backup program is also installed, conflicts can exist between ...
Windows Server Essentials web applications require the use of port 80 and port 443 to make services available to users. If ...
Windows Server Essentials web applications require the use of the default website. If the default website is not running, ...
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