I would recommend looking into Symantec's PCAnywhere32 version 8.0. The
program as a whole works very well and I was not able to find a remote/host
application that performed better. It allows you to select the type of
encryption you would like to use and includes the option for using PKCS#7
encryption keys. The application supports connections over modems as well as
a variety of protocols including TCP/IP and IPX/SPX. Since I generally use
modems for connection, I have not tested any vulnerabilities that arise by
using IP through a firewall. If you would like to check it out for yourself,
Symantec offers a 30 day trial at http://shop.symantec.com/trialware/
Eric R. Goodson
Help Desk Coordinator
National Alliance Insurance Company
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kevin [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 1999 11:13 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Win95 remote control through ipfwadm
>
>
> I'm going on an extended overseas trip, and I need to be able to access
> software on my W95 workstation, which is behind a RH5.1 ipfwadm firewall
> that I control.
>
> 1) which, if any, commercial W95 remote control programs work WELL
> through
> such a firewall, without making big holes, since I can't predict my IP?
>
> 2) which have encrypted logins/sessions?
>
> 3) (off topic) which work well, period?
>
> Kevin Murphy
> Native Sun Systems
> Los Angeles
>
>
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