We have 2 networks at my current workplace - an administrative network everyone uses and a "lab" network which only engineers, scientists, and developers use. I have control over all servers and PCs on the lab network using Active Directory. Due to the pandemic, we are all working from home. The administrative side has issued us with one IP mapped to one of my lab Windows 2012 r2 servers. Using my administrative laptop connected to the VPN (Pulse Secure), I (and other lab network users) can map shares from that lab server. I discovered I can also access it through Remote Desktop. I would like to know if it's possible to setup a routing service on that server to allow others to remote into their own desktop PCs, using this server's assigned VPN IP. For example, if the assigned VPN IP is 1.1.1.1 and the actual lab server IP is 2.2.2.2, could a user enter 1.1.1.1/mypc to get to their PC named "mypc"?
I've looked at the server roles such as Remote Desktop Services, but I believe that just allows users to have desktop sessions from a VM or a session on the server. I want them to be able to log into their own physical PC via RD.
