No Port-forwarding config Enterprise Ed?

[Zach Dennis]

Romel Ornedo wrote:

> Can anyone please elaborate this feature of VNC Enterprise Edition
>  
> 
> One-Port HTTP & VNC allows VNC Server to serve VNC Viewer for Java and VNC sessions through a single TCP port, simplifying NAT and firewall configuration. 
> 

Usually you can only have 1 port per VNC Session, and then you have to 
use a separate port for the Java Viewer. What this feature allows you to 
do is only use 1 port for all VNC sessions including the java viewer.

> I would like to know if this feature will eliminate the Firewall Setting or Port Forwarding configuration to establish connection between firewalled computers or computers using broadband connections.
> 

No. This will reduce the number of ports that need to be opened or 
forwarded. You will still need to port forward the 1 port.

> I would like to know also if there is something similar apps like KaboodleProxy(works under Linux only) for Windows platform. 

According to KaboodleProxy's web page they support Windows.

> 
> I would like to find a solution to establish connection between firewalled and for broadband users without configuration of port forwarding.

You will have to use some for of proxy then. Especially for Windows XP 
user's who have Service Pack2. Microsoft enabled a firewall by default 
blocking all but the most commonly used ports.

Zach