Hal:
Heya. Have you tried EchoVNC? It has support for HTTP,
SOCKS, and NTLM proxies. For the first two, it relies on the
CONNECT method, which not all web-proxies support. But if your
target connection is listening to TCP 443 (ie, where HTTPS
traffic usually goes), the proxy will probably (as Phil pointed
out in his post) allow it. For EchoVNC, we run a demo echoServer
on both its normal port, and on TCP 443.
Hope that helps!
-Scott
PS: http://echovnc.sourceforge.net/fom-serve/cache/1.html
On Monday 20 February 2006 08:36, John Aldrich wrote:
Hal Vaughan scribbled on :
While reading it I realized the clients that have this
problem now are both on
Windows, so I'm looking for a similar program to use on
Windows (I'm already
installing several programs on their system and don't
want to
have to use
Cygwin). Any ideas on anything on Windows that does the
same thing?
Hal:
What about SSH? There are Windows-native SSH servers available, plus it has
the benefit of encrypting the traffic. :-)
John
I've tried ssh and it won't get through the firewall. Unless (and this is
quite possible) ssh is able to mimic HTTP traffic so it looks like HTTP
requests.
Hal
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