> Because of the situation I am in, I need to be able to run a secure > VNC channel across the internet, from any computer, not > just one with special software. The setup is that it can be > turned on only when required. > > This lead me to chose https as the secure protocol to the apache server, > the apache server and firewall then pipe this via http to the VNC server. > Return packets use the proxy. > > My test environment is from a another private network using NAT to get to > the web server > > I get to enter the password screen, then I get the Java message about > "no Route to Host". No message traffic is going through the firewall > between the client and > the server so it must be the applet itself that is having problems, > resolving between the > 2 private networks. > > I would appreciate any advice on teaking this to get it working and > maintaining a high level of > security. > > I considered VPN, and SSH, but this would require special setups. > > Mike.
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