[CentOS] Access email and addressbook from everywhere
Josep M.
mylinuxmaillists-2006 at yahoo.es
Mon Sep 4 10:58:44 UTC 2006
Yes, You are right with ssh, for when i´m in work may be ok, but under windows machines, establish ssh sessions with putty may be ok, but what can I use for control the desktop remotely in a windows machine?
John Summerfield <debian at herakles.homelinux.org> escribió: Josep M. wrote:
> I used squirrelmail, and address book is much less good than evolution,
> so maybe I will look for anything for control my desktop via web, using
> https if is possible.
>
> Evolution have a great mail, contacts, calendar and tasks, and
Not everyone has that view:-)
vnc through a VPN is realistic, VNC through SSH is fairly easy:
ssh -L5902:desktop.office.lan:5902 example.com
then run vncviewer listening to 127.0.0.1:5902. This assumes that
"desktop.office.lan" is your box and is directly accessible from
example.com. vncserver can be, but doesn't have to be, on the system you
connect to using ssh.
I use this same technique to configure routers and printers over the
Internet.
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Cheers
John
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