> Gee... sounds like Microsoft Proxy Server! Or "Internet Security and >Acceleration Server" as it is called in its latest incarnation.
Well, how ever did you guess? Must be psychic! > Keep in mind, any or all of these may violate corporate >policy. In some >places, such things can get you fired. Use caution. Yes indeed it may. Let's hope the packet police aren't subscribed :-) I've generally found that corporate security is made for the "average joe" user. Anyone who knows anything about networking can almost always do anything they want. Of course, if you allow any port through, anyone can use ssh, connect to their home computer, and do whatever they want. I suppose if they use packet filtering so that they make sure only a subset of packets go through, that would screw ssh up. Sincerely, John Doe (for security ;) ***************************************************************** To unsubscribe from this list, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the text 'unsubscribe gnhlug' in the message body. *****************************************************************
