> >The problem is Windows where one probably has
> >no SSH (especially the daemon)at hand so easily.
>
> This is not really true any longer. I have been using the OpenSSH piece
> of
> the Cygwin project (www.cygwin.com) to tunnel between two of my Win98
> machines for the last several weeks. Both client (including forward and
> reverse port forwarding) and server/daemon work quite well using protocol
> version 1. The latest experimental version has allowed me to use protocol
> version 2 as well (previously the reverse port forwarding was missing from
> the protocol 2 support).
>
> Dave
I was experimentig with Cygnus. I currently have a sshd working as service.
But I don't understand Cygnus. So, my question is, is there an easy way to
install sshd, e.g. from the setup of VNC? I started reading about Cygnus and
found that one only has to install one (or some more?) DLL files and the ported
binary of sshd. I probably have to read more about Cygnus.
So, if we had SSH on all needed platforms (maybe Macintosh is problem) I
could imagine that to use SSH would be easier than incorporating any other
encryption into VNC. Although I would never mind to have it all packed together in
one nice binary!
Still a question... is it really necessary to have a sshd running on the
destination host? Can't I make two SSH clients talk to each other with some
tricky configuration? Probably not...
Thomas
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