mathpie
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Hmm... Seems that it won't ask me for the school's proxy password, so it won't work. That's too bad... I wonder if there is one out there that does.
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Thanks! Will try tommorow.
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I do have it over VPN, but it should ask me for my username and password so I can connect to the VPN's IP. However, since TightVNC doesn't support it (to the extent of my knowledge) I can't access my VPN'ed computer through TightVNC
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Thanks for your quick replies! However, when we are forced to use the proxy, it won't let the connection through until it receives the correct credentials. Also, all traffic is routed through the web proxy.
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Well, I'm using this for file transfers and bypassing web restrictions (NO WIKIPEDIA!!!!! Grr...). The techies probobly aren't going to help. Also, if there was a way to just give the proxy server my id, TightVNC would work. I mean, like the proxy asks for id for every program that connects to the internet (i.e. it'll ask for it if I open IE and it'll ask me again if I open Firefox). If there was a way to supply my id every time, it would let me through. I haven't found a way to supply id with TightVNC, though
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Our school forces all internet traffic (ftp,http,https) through their web proxy. We have no access to change DNS servers, but I have set up a VPN to connect to my home computer. Is there anyway I can apply the proxy settings through TightVNC or another VNC program? Thanks, mathpie (Also, tunneling at the home computer is not possible- the router is password protected and it is not the default password.)