Hi,
On Thu, 20 Jan 2005, Norbert Kamenicky wrote:
3.I need a solution, which allows me to connect to these intranet devices from Internet (all the world) using browser only. It must be possible to connect even from another firewall/proxy server protected network, so it can't use ports connection which will not pass through.
How should this work? There were some java applet ssh clients already mentioned in this thread, but you told it's not what you're looking for. But, then, what are you looking for? I think you've got to set up a proxy on that firewall on standard http port to tunnel through the firewall to the telnet servers. The only other possible solution would be a application server running on the firewall (otherwise you couldn't establish a stateful connection to the telnet server) always serving a screenshot of that application. I don't know of such a solution as it's a stupid idea to use HTML for telnet presentation. OTOH, you can setup a proxy on port 80 and live happily with any thinkable telnet client that is capable of using proxys (and SSL, preferably).
HWH
How it should work I already explained in start mail, but I'll explain it again (4u):
I need an applet communicating with server/servlet behind http port on firewall. No other tcp/udp connection is allowed, only to port 80.
Therefore terminal applet have to send/receive all(!) data using (encrypted) tunnel (which can be made by http protocol encapsulation).
Your proposition is really stupid, because: - if http proxy (squid) is between u and firewall it fails - u lost the possibility to run http server on firewall (it's a must in my case)
noro
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