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# Change the RDP Port and access the windows server
Click on the window server.
Click on the terminal.
Use the password you created when setting up the Windows server to log in.
To open the Run dialog box in Windows, navigate to the desktop or Windows dashboard, then press \`Windows key + R
Computer\ HKEY\_LOCAL\_MACHINE\ SYSTEM\ ControlSet001\ Control\ Terminal Server\ WinStations\ RDP-Tcp
To change the port number, right-click on the Port number and select "Modify" from the context menu.
To proceed, please enter the port number in the designated field and confirm your selection by clicking the "OK" button.
Subsequently, Windows Defender enables the Windows Defender Firewall.
#### Advanced Setting
Click on **Advanced Setting** to access more options.
#### Creating a New Inbound Rule
1. Navigate to the **Inbound Rules** section.
2. Click on **New Rule** to begin configuration.
1. Enter the port number.
2. Click "Next".
3. Choose "Allow the connection".
4. Click "Next" again.
5. Provide a name for the rule.
The following processes are applied to both inbound and outbound rules: closure.
After allowing the port in the firewall, add it to the security group using the following [link](/neevcloud-products/computes/manage-cloud-instance/security-group/add-rules-to-the-security-group.md):
Open the Remote Desktop Connection.
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