Mike:
Heya. There's two way to do what you want to do:
1. Use Jim Redman's VNCProxy: www.ergotech.com/misc/VNCProxy.html
You run it on a webserver that's a peer with your VNC server,
then use a special Java viewer to connect with the web-server.
All traffic between the viewer and the webserver is via port
80, and wrapped in HTTP (so a content-filtering firewall will
even be happy).
2. Use an SSH tunnel from your viewer PC to your server. The
Mindterm SSH client (written in Java) is proxy-aware, so you
can setup a tunnel that connects thru the proxy. Run an SSH
server on a machine that's a peer with the VNC server, and
you're good to go.
Hope one of these works for you!
-Scott
PS: Okay, so I cut & paste this post. :)
> hi, i would like to use VNC to control my home computer from college,
> they only have a HTTP proxy, is it possible to go through this?
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike
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