I want to control remote computer that is behind filrewall.

Hello.

I want to control remote computer that is behind filrewall. As you know, That computer use private IP.

Usually I used VNC to control my official computer(Of course, I setted our official firewall fowarding IP(DNAT))
and this application is so good for my work.

But when My customer who is using private ip has the problem, I can't use VNC for reparing his computer and application because of his firewall. It's very troublesome work. Always a little things make me go to the costomer's office.


Is there any application to avoid firewall?
For example, a customer's vnc server connects bridge-server and my vnc veiwer connect bridge-server ,then the bridge-server forwards my viewer's signal to costomer's vnc server, and the bridge-server forwards vnc server's signal to my viewer. In this case, though vnc server is behind firewall , the veiwer and server can communicate with each other.

I think that there is such a application, but now i don't know.

Would you let me know which application can help me or how I can search it ?

ya wrote:

> I want to control remote computer that is behind filrewall. As you know,
> That computer use private IP.
>

Set up a VPN to get you throught the firewall. You'll then be able to
access the private IP.


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James Knott <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<AJ5jc.979$(E-Mail Removed) ogers.com>...
> ya wrote:
>
> > I want to control remote computer that is behind filrewall. As you know,
> > That computer use private IP.
> >
>
> Set up a VPN to get you throught the firewall. You'll then be able to
> access the private IP.

I guess VNC over SSH is also a quick and easy option?

http://www.uk.research.att.com/archive/vnc/sshvnc.html

Thanks a lot.
What a question is very simple. As I have used public IP, the vnc server
behind the firewall could use the command "winvnc -connect my-ip". I had not
knew about winvnc command and argument.

If someone has the similar trouble, use the command "winvnc -connect " in
the side of vnc server. Ah!! you should run the vncviewew as a silent mode
before you are commanding it.


"Mattias Honrendgard" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> James Knott <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:<AJ5jc.979$(E-Mail Removed) ogers.com>...
> > ya wrote:
> >
> > > I want to control remote computer that is behind filrewall. As you
know,
> > > That computer use private IP.
> > >
> >
> > Set up a VPN to get you throught the firewall. You'll then be able to
> > access the private IP.
>
> I guess VNC over SSH is also a quick and easy option?
>
> http://www.uk.research.att.com/archive/vnc/sshvnc.html