Hi List,
I have a application running of Linux. To run this application I am using telnet / ssh. This is not a web based application, This is a charactor based application.
Now my problem is :
If some one wants to access my application from behind the firewall, and he has only access to port 80 / 443. He can not run my application from his computer.
Is it possible to run my application using port 80 / 443 without converting this to web based using some techniqe like port forwarding etc.
How about running running your telnet/ssh server on port 80/443? The problem that I see with this is that some organizations/ISPS might be routing access to these ports [80/443] only through HTTP[S] proxies, which actually look for HTTP[S] like traffic.
I assume that clients cannot install software on their own m/c's - if they can, TCP proxies which utilize HTTP CONNECT method [if allowed] could be used. Look at something like connect-tunnel for this.
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