Connection timed out when Apache is Proxying to an internal VNC server.

[MCM MCM]

   Thanks  for your help. It looks as a complex solution, but I will give
   it a try.

   BR

   MCM
   >To: "MCM MCM" <mcm_hej "at" hotmail.com>
   >Subject:  Re:  Connection  timed  out  when  Apache is Proxying to an
   internal  VNC server.
   >Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2005 16:28:47 +0100
   >
   >May  be  this is similar to what you are trying to do, using only 443
   port.
   >
   >http://spipe.sourceforge.net
   >
   >It  uses  two  apache servers, one for cipher output bytes and one to
   decipher
   >incoming  bytes,  then forward result (raw VNC protocol) to the final
   VNC
   >server.  But  you  can  also  use  a  stunnel  to  do the first thing
   (ciphering
   >outgoing bytes) so you only need an apache server.
   >
   >
   >----- Original Message -----
   >From: "MCM MCM" <mcm_hej "at" hotmail.com>
   >To: <vnc-list "at" realvnc.com>
   >Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 3:12 PM
   >Subject:  Re:  Connection  timed  out  when  Apache is Proxying to an
   internal VNC
   >server.
   >
   >
   > >    Is it possible to enable this RFB comminication to the internal
   server
   >  >    on  port  5900,  through the external port 80 with Apache as a
   proxy? Or
   >  >    is  there  an  other way to get this up and running using only
   port 80
   >
   >    from  outside  and  using  only  the  free  version  of  VNC  (no
   t the
   > >    enterprise version)?
   > >
   > >    Best Regards
   > >
   > >    MCM
   > >
   > >    >From: "William Hooper"
   > >
   > >    >To: vnc-list "at" realvnc.com
   >     >    >Subject:  Re:  Connection  timed  out  when  Apache     is
   Proxying to an
   > >    internal    VNC server.
   > >    >Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2005 08:26:52 -0500 (EST)
   > >    >
   > >    >MCM MCM said:
   > >    > > Hi
   > >    > >
   > >    > >
   >  >    >  >  I  have  done  nothing  so  far  with the port 5900 from
   Internet.
   > >    >
   > >    >There's your answer.
   > >    >
   >  >    >IIUC  what  you  want  to  do is possible with the Enterprise
   version of
   > >    VNC
   >  >    >(haven't  tried  it  myself).  With the free version the Java
   viewer is
   > >    just
   >  >    >like  any  other  viewer  and  requires communication back to
   the RFB
   > >    server.
   > >    >
   > >    >--
   > >    >William Hooper
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