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Chris Pepper (apparently)
- 07:56pm Apr 23, 2006 PSTvia email>Unfortunately still missing is the capability to change the ports
>the program uses; this feature would make it easier to use Apple
>Remote Desktop to connect to multiple computers behind a NAT gateway
>using port mapping.
Actually, ARD2 does support running against a remote control
(VNC) server on a different port, but it's awkward. I don't know
about ARD3.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300838
Does anyone know how the AES encryption is managed? Andrew
suggested SSH, but that wouldn't necessarily be AES (although AES is
the default in Tiger's OpenSSH).
Chris
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Re: Apple Remote Desktop 3
On 4/23/06 21:56, "Chris Pepper" <pepper  reppep.com> wrote:
>> Unfortunately still missing is the capability to change the ports
>> the program uses; this feature would make it easier to use Apple
>> Remote Desktop to connect to multiple computers behind a NAT gateway
>> using port mapping.
>
> Actually, ARD2 does support running against a remote control
> (VNC) server on a different port, but it's awkward. I don't know
> about ARD3.
If you need to manage multiple computers from outside the firewall, then the
proper way to do this is via a VPN, which takes care of the portmapping
problem anyway.
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John C. Welch Writer/Analyst
Bynkii.com Mac and other opinions
jwelch bynkii.com
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Re: Apple Remote Desktop 3
At 10:15 AM -0700 4/24/06, John C. Welch wrote:
>If you need to manage multiple computers from outside the firewall,
>then the proper way to do this is via a VPN, which takes care of the
>portmapping problem anyway.
<higher ed>
Firewall? Academic freedom! We don't need no steenkin' firewall!
</higher ed>
(Actually we do have one, and we're in the middle of a sea change
toward very corporate-style network management. The change
management for that has been fascinating.)
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Andrew Laurence atlauren es.nacs.uci.edu
Network & Academic Computing Svcs. http://www.nacs.uci.edu/~atlauren/
UC Irvine
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