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are you forwarding the proper ports through PAT(NAT) on the router.
it's UDP port 3389
some further thoughts:
you need to beef up security if you are going to open this port and leave it open, first limit the number of login failures to a small number before locking the account for a few minutes, this will limit the ability to brute force it, second use a strong password.
next we want to force encryption, MS likes backwards compatibility at the expense of security. open you group policy editor
run:
%SystemRoot%\system32\gpedit.msc /s
browse administrative template > windows components > terminal services > encryption. enable set client connection encryption level and set it to high.
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