Job Posting - One time, networking/security

[Rich Edelman]

PC Anywhere isn't exactly secure, nor is it fast. Sure you can change the port 
it listens on, but oh well.  At work I implemented something like this so one 
of the employees can work from home. It's just VNC over SSH. Anything going 
over the Internet is encrypted through the SSH tunnel, but from the SSH point 
(linux server) to VNC on her computer (Win2K machine) is not. Best thing 
about this is all the software used was free. I've set it up, showed the 
employee how to use it, and was never asked a single question about it. Every 
now and then I ask her if she still uses it, as I don't like to have extra 
ports open if I don't need them, and she says she does and it's great.

Rich

On Thursday 15 May 2003 04:59 pm, Adrian Gordinier wrote:
> Try pcanywhere
>
> On Thu, 2003-05-15 at 10:00, Seth Dimbert wrote:
> > I'm looking for someone who can help me with a networking/security issue
> > for my place of business. To be clear, I'm looking to hire and pay a
> > consultant for a one-time project.
> >
> > In a nutshell, I need a secure, inexpensive, rock-solid way to log-in and
> > work on my office network via the internet. We currently run a network of
> > Win98SE machines connected to two different fileservers running Novell
> > Netware (v4 and v5). This network is connected to a DSL Router and the
> > entire office shares DSL internet access.
> >
> > I want the ability to login from outside (SECURELY!) to access files on
> > the fileserver. A plus would be the ability to "take over" a local PC
> > from the outside, to allow me to use applications only found here, though
> > I'd only do this if it were 1) reasonably fast and 2) totally secure.
> >
> > If you can do this, for a reasonable fee, then stand behind your work,
> > ready to support it if needed, please contact me off-list.
> >
> > -SD
> >
> >
> >