RE: Java applet on standalone https server

[John A. <JAl...@co...>]

Maybe not, but it's a good idea to clear it with IT first, so that at least
you have permission. That's the sort of thing that could get you fired if
they are "anal" enough about security and not running any unauthorized
software.

-----Original Message-----
From: vnc...@li...
[mailto:vnc...@li...]On Behalf Of R
Sent: Friday, July 29, 2005 11:14 AM
To: vnc...@li...
Subject: Re: Java applet on standalone https server


On Fri, Jul 29, 2005 at 09:32:25AM -0400, John Aldrich wrote:
> As for the "call home at lunch," well, you could always
> talk to your IT people and see if they'd be willing to allow you to
> SSH home.

You possibly don't even need to do this. I access my machines at home
from work and I only have a proxy web connection. I use putty and simply
bury through the proxy, and connect to an sshd that I run on port 443 at
home. Then I tunnel my vnc ports through that to access the machines on
my internal network.

R.
-- 
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        today will be yesterday and you will be wondering why you
               were worrying about it in the first place.


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