As many here know, I've been using PuTTY to tunnel various flavors of VNC from my windows PC to my linux server at home. Works great, and I even wrote a mini-Howto for those just getting started.
Now my boss wants to be able to use VNC to manage a couple of windows servers in an unsecure environment. I need to secure it somehow. Following extensive googling, here's what I think my options are: 1) TridiaVNC. But my boss doesn't want to spend the money for the licenses for all of the servers we would need. 2) Cygwin/OpenSSH. *I'm* not too thrilled with this idea, as while I've never used Cygwin personally, I've heard that it's problematic. 3) stunnel. I've started playing with it, but it wasn't originally designed for windows, and I have been unable to find *any* documentation for the windows binaries. I think I'm going to probably have to go with stunnel, but while I've managed to get it installed on two machines, I think I have messed up while creating the stunnel.conf files. (note that none came in the windows binaries zip...) Does anybody have working copies of the stunnel.conf files that I could see? I promise that if I get this thing working, I'll write another mini-howto. :) Thanks! Ben _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
