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Very good point Matt, thanks! Indeed there isn't any log entries on server when connecting thru DynDNS and D-Link, so the problem must be on on either of them. I re-re-re-checked the IP & port settings from D-Link, and they must be OK (for example, RD is forwarded on port 3389 and Tversity to 41952, these are the defaults and has not been changed). And I havent' changed them since the old 2003 server either. I don't think that is any other setting on D-Link that would prevent these connections..? Is it possible that there is some new limitations or changes with the DynDNS service?? Should I be able to use it with https protocol or RD with 2008 R2? I also tried to copy the current IP address from DynDNS update client for the connection address but it did not help, so maybe the problem isn't here neither.

Now I found out lots of discussions about RDS CAL's and such. Is it really so that it is impossible to get remote connection to R2 server without paying more license fees to M$??

I just upgraded (or; re-installed) my olde goode 2003 server to 2008 R2, and everything seems to be quite OK now. But, for some reason I just cannot get any connection to my server outside from my D-Link firewall. I've been using some services like SVN, FTP, Tversity and Remote Desktop thru my firewall with my 2003 server, and everything worked just fine. After the 2008 R2 installation everything is working OK inside my own network, but I cannot get any connections from internet to my new server. List of things I already did: - all ports are forwarded from D-Link just like before, and I checked that the port numbers are OK - checked that all the services are allowed on Windows firewall - I also added the needed ports manually to the firewall, just to be sure - checked that the IP- address in my DynDNS service is correct, I'm using the update client on my server - tried even to turn my Comodo virus software off But nothing works, when I try to connect any of my services with dyndns name, i just get the "connection failed" error. Any ideas what to do?? Is there something totally different with 2008 R2 that I should understand to do to allow connections from outside world??