What type of proxy are you using?
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Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 7:50 PM
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Subject: RE: VNC through port 80? - having problems
>Yah, I didn't realize he was suggesting putting the VNC server on port
>80 and accessing with the client. That is cool though. As for the 100
>ports apart, the applet allows you to specify a port for the server, at
>least the version that I have. Wouldn't be too difficult to have the
>server listen on a port, say 10 above the server and adjust the web
>server accordingly. It would require a hack to the source code though.
>:)
Hi All,
Well, I'll be testing tomorrow with Alex's trick. A friend of
mine locally can connect this way. I'm afraid it won't work at work
though, and here's the reason. At work, Internet Explorer uses a proxy
address to get access to the Net. Since I don't have a way of
specifying
that proxy address in the VNC viewer, is it at all possible to get this
to
work? I'm no expert, so I don't know if that makes sense or not. I can
use stand alone programs at work for FTP, SSH, etc. though so I'm going
to
try ports 21 and 23. A friend was able to connect to my computer this
way
(for port 21 I set the server to -5879 and the viewer to -5879 and it
worked; -5877 for port 23).
Another idea (and probably ideal) would be to set the web
server
portion to port 80 and the VNC portion to another open port (21, 23,
etc.)
and then I could get in through a web browser for sure (or I would
think)
since both would be open ports and it's using the proxy at my work...
Too
bad I have no idea how to set that up :( I'll let you know how this
works
out tomorrow. Thanks for all the help,
--Kyle Yamnitz
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