SF BA wrote: > > I know that some of you will consider this a bad thing > ... that aside, I still need to figure out my options. > > We have a demo that runs on Windows Terminal Server > and Citrix MetaFrame. Some of our potential customers > have firewalls setup that block their users from going > out on unknown ports (if they don't have Citrix > installed already, then they'll block the ports that > ICA uses). > There is very likely a _reason_ why they are blocking everything but "known services". If the IS departments find out that their users are tunneling ICA through HTTP, the users are likely to ... umm.. get banned from the network or fired from the company. This is not a nice thing to do to your customers. I'd advise going through the long and cumbersom route; get your customers to make their IS departments change their policies. Then it won't be your fault if something goes wrong. -- Mikael Olsson, EnterNet Sweden AB, Box 393, S-891 28 ÖRNSKÖLDSVIK Phone: +46-(0)660-105 50 Fax: +46-(0)660-122 50 Mobile: +46-(0)70-248 00 33 WWW: http://www.enternet.se E-mail: mikael.olssonat_private
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