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I am trying to access a RH 8.x system from behind a proxy that only allows port 80 and 443 through at work, but my ISP blocks port 80. So, my only choice it to connect at 443. If I am correct VNC does not support proxy's so that will not work. Any ideas? My preferred method would be through IE 5.x and a web like server running on RH. Has any one used Reflection for the WEB, would that work?
At home I have a router that can switch ports, so I can map port 443 to any port on RH.
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