From: Oliver Hogenkamp (ohogenkamp@xxxxxxxx)
Date: Tue Mar 12 2002 - 05:58:33 GMT-3
Why not use SSH! Just establish a tunnel to your home office and use port forwa
rding. You can use
strong encryption, compression and RSA authentication, everything on a single T
CP session and with no
problems regarding NAT.
Oliver
Lab Candidate wrote:
> I am looking for ideas and suggestions from you genius people.
> Currently I've got a small lab at work that is behind company's firewall, as
diagram below:
>
> PC [Cisco LAB]
> | |
> | |
> ================Firewall
> |
> {INTERNET}
> |
>
> I want to be able to access to the lab from home over the Internet, the firew
all allows any
> sessions established(such as telnet, ftp, web, etc.) with outside if the conn
ection is initiated
> from inside the firewall. I have the ownership of the lab and the PC, but not
the firewall. I
> guess what I'm looking for is a way to kick off an outbound session from insi
de in order for me to
> connect back into the firewall so I can get access to the lab. Is there any k
ind of software (or
> even trojan horse :-) that allows me to have a little secret backdoor into th
e firewall? I can run
> any software on the PC, or maybe a proxy/relay site outside firewall both I a
nd the PC can be
> connected to and get hooked up? what's the best way to do it, any suggestions
? I'd appreciate it.
>
> ---
>
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