There are a couple ways to do this....
1. use a third party tunnel (e.g. kaboodle)
2. try Hamachi (which is a peer-to-peer networking app (think kazaa
for networking)
(am I gonna get list smackdon for mentioning this ;)
3. If you control the firewall on the viewer side, or the viewer side
does not have a firewall:
a. You can reverse connect ("Add new client") from the server to a
listening client. (can't remember that port though...)
b. You can set up tunnel software on the viewer side (SSH or VPN)
If you cant control either firewall you need to use 1 or 2
If you control the firewall on one end then 3a or 3b will work with 3a
being much easier.
Let me know if you need more assistance.
--Angelo
On Fri, 4 Mar 2005 02:58:05 -0800 (PST), Agoston Bejs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> yes I read the FAQ about how to do it, but what I
> would like to do is a little bit more complicated.
> I would like to ask if it is possible to reach a
> computer behind a firewall the IP address of which is
> invisible where I haven't got the opportunity to
> change anything in the firewall.
> So what I've been thinking of is to reach the computer
> by some other means than by its IP address, so that I
> don't need to go through the firewall at all. (Like
> e.g. ICQ or Kazaa, which identify themselves to their
> central servers somehow even if you're behind a
> firewall.)
> I'm not an expert on this case, so a thorough
> discussion on this (or a link to some) would do me
> good.
>
> Thanks,
> Agoston
>
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