Desktop — Norton Security Suite Allow Remote

| Action | Where to Do It | Key Setting | |--------|----------------|--------------| | Allow RDP via port 3389 | Norton Firewall → Traffic Rules | Inbound, TCP, Remote port 3389 | | Trust your local network | Norton → Firewall → Network Settings | Set to Private/Trusted | | Allow Remote Desktop in Windows | Windows Settings → Remote Desktop | Turn ON | | Router forwarding (if needed) | Router admin interface | Port forward 3389 to your PC’s IP |

: Look for the "Firewall" or "Network Protection" section within the settings. norton security suite allow remote desktop

If connecting over the internet (not just local Wi-Fi), ensure your router is forwarding port 3389 to the correct local IP. | Action | Where to Do It |

(if you're not solely relying on Norton for your firewall): Norton Security Suite can block this port, either

Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) uses by default. Norton Security Suite can block this port, either through its firewall or through intrusion prevention features. To allow a Remote Desktop connection to your computer, you need to create an exception or rule.

Click , give the rule a name like "Allow Remote Desktop," and click Finish . Step 3: Configure Public Network Settings