Laurent proclaimed:
Thanks, Gavin! I tried getting to the IP addresses directly, but they must
have done something because they are also blocked.
I'll see if I could use VNC, but I doubt it will work. If you know Fannie
Mae, you understand that they are very sensitive to the outside world and
Hi Laurent,
ssh: connect to host permanentmailbox.com port 22: Operation timed out
yes that looks like port 22 is blocked.
So regarding your related post about the URL containing 'mail' - have
you tried just using the IP address of the web site's host in your
browser request?
i.e.
Name:
Two other ideas..
1) auto forward your mail from home to work (not that private though).
2) try VNC (they MIGHT not have closed its ports, you never know) to
connect to your home computer and just operate it by remote control to
read and reply to the mail IT has received.
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G-Books is
on 28/02/04 04:33, Gavin Tiplady at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Laurent,
ssh: connect to host permanentmailbox.com port 22: Operation timed out
yes that looks like port 22 is blocked.
So regarding your related post about the URL containing 'mail' - have
you tried just using the
On 2/28/04, Gavin Tiplady wrote:
If you have a Unix account on any box outside your firewall that CAN
get to the mail server, and to which to you can make an ssh connection,
... snip ...
All built into Mac OS X, but if you're not using a Mac inside the
firewall, but a Windows box, you can
The security folks here again have strike: I can no longer use mail2web to
read my personal email form behind the firewall. I can not even get my mail
using the Verizon web site, so they're not only blocking some specific sites
(although it could still be possible), but I think they're blocking
you should work at a High School where you are not allowed to type in any
portion of any banned word while accessing the internet. That makes it
pretty entertaining, considering the name of the school is one of those
words.
Tom
on 2/27/04 12:09, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The
Laurent,
If you have a Unix account on any box outside your firewall that CAN
get to the mail server, and to which to you can make an ssh connection,
then you could set up a secure tunnel from your Mac to that box, and
read your mail as if it was served on your Mac. Once you have the
Gavin,
Thanks very much for this thorough explanation. I appreciate your time.
However, I don't think it will work because they're also blocking all
outside ports. Port 80 and the port used for ftp are opened, but I doubt
they let any outgoing traffic on any other port. We really feel like in a
mmm... certainly makes it a bit more of a challenge :-)
Have you tried to make an outgoing ssh connection anyway? You might be
pleasantly surprised.
Try this in Terminal:
ssh permanentmailbox.com
That will try to go to my home network here: if you get a login prompt
- or something showing
On 27/02/04 17:22, Gavin Tiplady [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mmm... certainly makes it a bit more of a challenge :-)
Have you tried to make an outgoing ssh connection anyway? You might be
pleasantly surprised.
Try this in Terminal:
ssh permanentmailbox.com
That will try to go to my
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