What your saying is that there is a third party server involved although the bulk of the bandwidth / screen data being passed from the one machine to the viewer does not need to pass through a middleman despite both ends being firewalled. The middle man only acts as a temporary go between to establish the connection between the two parties. I could see that working although I would think that for that to work there probably would need to be a bit of IP spoofing going on in order to get the viewed systems firewall to open up.
I'm not 100% following what your saying although I think I get the gist of
it.
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