Dmff:
Wow, tricky. Since you can't install software on your PC
at work, you'll have to use the builtin Java-viewer that comes with
your VNC Server. The trick in your case will be accessing it: you'll
have to get the VNC Server mini-Web Server to listen to port-80 (it
usually listens to port 5800+N, where "N" is the VNC Display Number),
and get the VNC Server itself (which usually listens to port 5900+N)
to listen to port-443 (ie, the HTTPS port, which is almost always
allowed thru proxies if port-80 is allowed).
Unfortunately, I have no idea if you can setup your VNC
Server on your Linux box at home to do this. :) I am hopelessly
optimistic though...
good luck,
Scott
> Hi, I have this problem at my work I use Windows BOx and I only have internet
> access on port 80 trought a aplication proxy that I cant control. And I cant
> install programs on the PC.-->as usual on corporate networks ;). I have a Linux
> Box at my home that I need to administrate it using remote desktop and I beleave
> that VNC could help Me. Any idea of how to do this, may be a tunneling http... but
> I dont know howto.
> Many thanks.
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