> but it's possible, and you can run a secure connexion from
> elsewhere, either using a VPN (I use and recommend
> openvpn), or tunnelling VNC through ssh.
> Here's an example of what I do to configure routers &
> printers remotely, using their web interfaces. I'm using
> this coz I think the port numbers are more obvious:-)
> In a terminal window (eg Konsole)
> ssh -L8080:192.168.2.254:80 sysadmin.office.lan
> Then I point Mozilla or something at
> http://127.0.0.1:8080/
> Moz connects to port 8080 locally, ssh forwards the
> connexion to an (mine) admin computer at work & ssh there
> forwards it to the gateway box. Rather than going through
> my VPN, I could use the external name for my office as ssh
> still connects through to my desktop.
> vnc, smtp and many other TCP protocols can be forwarded.
Hey John, that's a very interesting point you're raising. However how
'compatible' is openvpn with an M$ network? I mean is it a seemless
integration or are there flaws? Having a quite Microsoft oriented
network the idea sure would help in integrating new non-Ms servers to
the network...
Thanks for your input!
Seb.
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