Remote Desktop Solution that works over/through HTTP Proxy?
Remote Desktop Solution that works over/through HTTP Proxy?
Does anyone know of a remote desktop app that will work over HTTP? I'm stuf behind a HTTP proxy, and on a windows 2000 pc, and I want to access my mac at home...
On the windows side, there is Remotely Anywhere which has a java based interface that works over HTTP, and a screenshot based interface that acts like a web page and when you click the picture it sends the mouse click for those screen coordinates.
I'm looking for something similar or some other work around... Thanks
Does anyone know of a remote desktop app that will work over HTTP? I'm stuf behind a HTTP proxy, and on a windows 2000 pc, and I want to access my mac at home...
On the windows side, there is Remotely Anywhere which has a java based interface that works over HTTP, and a screenshot based interface that acts like a web page and when you click the picture it sends the mouse click for those screen coordinates.
I'm looking for something similar or some other work around... Thanks
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I see this is a age old message, but since it's something alot of people ask for and don't know a answer I had to point out on this Howto: remote desktop through proxy.
I don't see how this program will work for him since he's already behind a proxy server. I never used it so I could be wrong but an alternative could be
https://secure.logmein.com/products/free/mac/
Remote Desktop Solution that works over/through HTTP Proxy?
Does anyone know of a remote desktop app that will work over HTTP? I'm stuf behind a HTTP proxy, and on a windows 2000 pc, and I want to access my mac at home...
On the windows side, there is Remotely Anywhere which has a java based interface that works over HTTP, and a screenshot based interface that acts like a web page and when you click the picture it sends the mouse click for those screen coordinates.
I'm looking for something similar or some other work around... Thanks
I also had the same problem few weeks ago. I developed my own java web application that acts as the server (deployed on jboss) and a client program behind the http proxy that uses http requests to do all stuff (mouse gestures, keypresses, releases, drags and moves). I have now got a fully working remote desktop that i can access my laptop at home.
If you are interested let me know.
http://www.networktunnel.net
http://www.networktunnel.net
When starting up a connection you exchange a randomly generated ID and password with the other side which creates a unique, secure tunnel.
I was finally able to connect to my home computer by connecting through a Remote Desktop Gateway. All the communication to the Gateway is done over port 443. The Gateway then forwards your request to the host. Remote Desktop Gateway is a part of Windows Server and there is nothing extra to install on the client or host. Check out www.rdanywhere.com. They offer a Remote Desktop Gateway service that anyone can use.