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Re: Tunnelling?
From: Kenton Smith <listsks () yahoo ca>
Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2006 20:03:21 -0400 (EDT)
This one is a bit of a can of worms. I'm guessing you're not a security professional so excuse me if there is stuff here you already know. If your company is blocking ports there is very likely a policy that makes it against company rules to try and circumvent this port block. If they don't have a policy, they should otherwise they shouldn't be able to refuse a request to open the port. There are few things Sys Admins and security pros hate more than users trying to get around security measures that are in place to protect said users and the company that employs them. My suggestion: Go to your IT department and ask if they will open that port for you. If they won't they should be able to give you a reasonable explanation why. There are ways to circumvent most port blocks and a quick Google search will probably give you more than enough answers. Kenton --- mike () mikesworld com wrote:
Hi Quick question! My situation is i have remoteley anywhere running on my home pc, however when i try and connect to my pc from work it wont connect, for example in the url bar i type http://<IP>:2000 i think work maybe blocking port 2000, is there any other way i could connect to my home pc? thanks
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- Re: Tunnelling? xyberpix (May 01)
- Re: Tunnelling? Kenton Smith (May 01)
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- Re: Tunnelling? Alexey Eremenko (May 02)