William, et al --

...and then William Hooper said...
%
...
% [snip]
% > Is there a proxy that I can run on my gateway box that will let me
% > connect via vncviewer, pick the target address or hostname, and then
% > enter the vnc password for that system as usual?  Can it be done some
% > other -- perhaps simpler -- way?
%
% Sure, use SSH tunnelling.  You set up the tunnels on the client side when
% you connect to your gateway machine.  As long as you know the IP address

Hmmm...  Yeah, I thought of that, but I was hopeful of something fun
liike a vncviewer connection to my gateway that then popped up, instead
of an expected desktop, a window that listed available VNC servers and/or
allowed me to put in the address of one in the home network.


% and/or have name resolution working you can point to any machine you want
% (or multiple machines).

Yeah.  Now as I understand it I'd have to assign different ports on the
gateway for each server in the house -- something like

  51900:localhost:5900 win1             # "display" 00 on win1
  52904:localhost:5902 linux2           # display :4 on linux2
  57900:localhost:5900 win7             # "display 00 on win7

or so -- to avoid port confusion, right?


%
% Check out the "More Advanced Use" on
% http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/sshvnc.html.

Saw that; thanks.  The challenge is that I'm on some foreign computer
where I can drop vncviewer in with little trouble but going to the effort
of setting up tunneling each time is a stinker.

I already have putty and its registry settings on my web page so that I
can click and run; I suppose implementing an ssh client and tunneling
rules the same way can't be that much tougher.  Not that I like it a lot,
though *stomp* *whine* :-)


% --
% William Hooper


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