Raji:
Hello! As Harmen wrote, I'm a big fan of:
> http://www.nocrew.org/software/httptunnel.html
I found it terribly easy to setup. Source compiles
quickly, giving two binaries: htc and htc. You run htc
at your workplace, telling it to forward port 8888 (for
example) on your local machine thru your work's proxy server,
and off to your VNC machine. Then on your VNC machine, you
run hts and tell it to listen on (for example) 9999 and
forward what it hears to port 5900.
Both htc and hts should startup and sit quietly.
Then you run your VNC viewer at work and connect it to
'localhost 8888'...and it reaches thru the proxy to
connect to your VNC server.
I just had to do this today, and it took maybe
15 minutes to get it working, with no need to touch
the firewall settings. Very cool. As Harmen suggested, for
something noisy like VNC, follow the README example for
choosing a good buffer-size. If your IT guys at work ever
complain, ask for SSH to be permitted instead. :)
Good luck!
-Scott
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