[kwlug-disc] Is there a way that I can https Proxy into my lan's http pages?

Colin K colin at void11.com
Tue Sep 13 17:52:36 EDT 2011


its not often that I'm at a web terminal where I cant use a thumb drive to
access my own network but the trick is I would have to be carrying this
physical hardware on me OR configure the persons web browser both are things
that I'm trying to avoid.

Its generally a best case scenario of my worst case scenario.  A reverse
proxy sounds like it might be a good way to go as long as I can find a way
to authenticate before being able to use it.

I do definitely appreciate the advice for ssh tunneling though it will be
good for archival purposes.  Im not really looking for full vpn solutions as
I can already basically ssh in if I need something higher function but this
is more for just mild maintenance and trivial work. Basically I still want
the functionality of the web apps from the WWW side of things just less
insecure.

On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 5:34 PM, unsolicited <unsolicited at swiz.ca> wrote:

> I've done this by carrying a usb key with my favourite stuff.
> (e.g. ssh + cygwin1.dll + ssh_config, in a directory, or putty, plus
> whatever other useful stuff I can think of that fits.) Means I don't have to
> reboot their system.
>
> You could also carry a livecd or a liveusb key - you reboot their system,
> but it never touches their hard drive. (And if you partition your key, and
> perhaps even if not, you can put this stuff on one side, and the above stuff
> on the other.)
>
> I've used this to ssh home then tunnel through it to my systems with vnc.
> [Doing some of what John's message suggests, but he says it better.] e.g.
> From Conestoga college, library, etc.
>
> If you have a PDA, don't know if there's something in there you might find
> useful. e.g. You could ssh home, just not sure you'd want to from a pda. But
> could be useful for a quick log in to tail a log file or see if someone's
> dropped a file you were waiting for. Tethering?
>
> Particularly helpful has been:
>
> - http://portableapps.com/
> - http://www.pendrivelinux.com/
>
>
> Colin K wrote, On 09/13/2011 4:43 PM:
>
>  I'm trying to set up something that is computer agnostic so that I dont
>> have
>> to change people's systems much in order to access my own network when im
>> without my laptop.
>>
>
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