How to enable port forwarding in WRT300N

i have WRT300N installed in my office
need to give RDP session to 2 differnet machines connected in my router from outside i have T1 link
with valide IP configured for the router
please help me

To access your computer using RDC from a Remote location, Follow the steps below.
Login to the Router setup page and click on Application and Gaming tab and under "Single Port Forwarding" in the Application Name type "Comp A" and in the Start Port : 3390 - End Port : 3389 , Protocol : TCP , Enter the IP address of the Computer and check the Box Enable.
For 2nd Computer in Application Name : Type "Comp B", Start Port : 3391 - End Port : 3389 , Protocol : TCP , Enter the IP address of the Computer and check the Box Enable and click on Save Settings...
Once you are done with this settings, to access your computer using RDC from the remote location, Note down the WAN IP, which you will find it under the Status tab. To connect to your Computer A, in RDC type WAN IP:3390 and click on Connect, it will let you connect to Computer A.

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