Yes!
Use openssh on Windows! http://www.networksimplicity.com/openssh
Well, only if you have NT/2K/XP.
1) Install openssh with instructions in that package on the sever machine.
2) Install just the client package (in the same setup--can be put on 9x). 3)
Allow Loopback (see Winvnc documentation). Then:
On client machine type:
ssh -L 5900:localhost:5900 server.address.com
Then connect on client machine to localhost with vncviewer and authenticate.
It is shockingly easy.
Karen.
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From: "Dixieland" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2001 2:44 PM
Subject: encrypted tunnel
> hello,
>
> this is a question for anyone who has suuccessfully setup and run VNC
> through an encrypted tunnel. i have looked into Zebede, OpenSSH for
Win32,
> and Tunnelier... all with minimal success... mostly because of a lack of
> good documentation. while Zebede looked very promising (as the authors
> wrote it practically FOR vnc purposes) the documentation had only "follow
> this example to get it working" style directions. my situaion is unique
and
> i would like more details on it functinality.
>
> Tunnelier looked REMARKABLE - but has absolutely NO documentation. if
> anyone can get that product working i would LOVE to see an online help or
> walkthrough of its features.
>
> anyone else have suggestions? are there any projects in the works for a
> SecureVNC?
>
> - Dixieland
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