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Dom |
posted on 11th Feb 08 at 12:50 |
Update - SSL Explorer is alright for the basic stuff, but a lot of the decent features (socks proxy, various extensions) are in the enterprise version which is £200 :( | |
Dom |
posted on 8th Feb 08 at 08:54 |
sorted the agent part - the SSL agent doesn't like opera, seems to work fine using IE. | |
Dom |
posted on 8th Feb 08 at 08:48 |
yeah, it seems like a really good bit of kit at the moment - though im having troubles setting up the ultravnc application. it's starts the java SSL agent but then it comes up that the agent has failed :( | |
pow |
posted on 8th Feb 08 at 08:42 |
Makes things clear, thanks Tim :) | |
Dom |
posted on 8th Feb 08 at 08:39 |
SSL-Explorer is brilliant - a little confusing at first but it works pretty well, especially the proxy part of SSL-Explorer. And being able to setup network shares is a top feature. It's a little slow though and i've noticed that with the server running it slows my connection down at home (when no ones using SSL-Explorer), but atleast it works. | |
Dom |
posted on 7th Feb 08 at 20:23 |
Cheers Tim, i'll see how i get on :thumbs: | |
Tim |
posted on 7th Feb 08 at 20:00 |
Install SSL-Explorer at home and forward 443 on your router to your system. Then access from work on https://home-ip (no 28080 -- that's the configuration port not the access port). | |
Dom |
posted on 7th Feb 08 at 14:35 |
Am i right that i install SSL-Explorer on my home machine and then just port forward 443 to my system, Then login from work (ie: https://home-ip-address:28080)? | |
Tim |
posted on 7th Feb 08 at 14:01 |
No port forwards at work. What would you need to forward? That's the whole point of software like this. If you can connect to a secure server like https://corsasport.co.uk, then it'll work :) | |
Dom |
posted on 7th Feb 08 at 07:33 |
But from what i remember, SSL Explorer required me to port forward at work and i can't do that. I'll give it another go but i could never get it to work :( | |
pow |
posted on 6th Feb 08 at 22:51 |
Am I being real stupid but can't you just change VNC to connect via port 80 or 443? | |
Tim |
posted on 6th Feb 08 at 22:30 |
As previously mentioned.... SSL-Explorer. Only requires port 443 open outbound (or works through a proxy that allows HTTPS CONNECTs too). | |
Dom |
posted on 6th Feb 08 at 20:14 |
quote: pretty much what i listed - 443, 80, 110, 25. My end i can do what i want but im pretty restricted at work. Thats why im trying to create a tunnel to system so i can do what ever i want. | |
pow |
posted on 6th Feb 08 at 18:25 |
What inbound ports are available? | |
Dom |
posted on 5th Feb 08 at 19:29 |
does anyone know about creating SSH tunnel between two windows systems? |