RemoteConnection-DREAM

[Bart Pietercil]

Hi Thorsten,

I don't really understand.
What's keeping you from setting up the server at the client side from  
accepting a VPN connection.
You can use a router that emails you when his WAN IP changes if the  
client can't do this himself, or let the client connect to a special  
page on your website where his WAN IP is reported to him (there must  
be a thousand ways to do this)
Once you have the assigned IP, you can connect to his network with  
(if you are on a mac) Internet Connect through VPN.
Next step is launch any ARD,Remote Desktop or VPN and take control of  
the machine on the other side.


Probably I am missing some info why you are not doing is this way ?  
No router ?

hth

Bart



On 3-apr-07, at 11:13, Thorsten Hohage wrote:

> Hi Ruslan,
>
> On 2007-04-03, at 11:57, Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:
>
>> On 3/4/07 10:52 AM, "Thorsten Hohage"  
>> <thohage at objectmanufactur.com> wrote:
>>
>>> So the easiest way would be, if it could be possible to use a iChat-
>>> Connection to connect to the server - any idea if and how this will
>>> work?
>>
>> To Valentina Server?
>
> Yes, connection to Valentina Server
>
> connection from: VStudio or an app connecting to this VServer
>
>
>> I have not catch sense :-)
> Ok, second try
>
> * the network at this customer is connected to internet using a DSL- 
> connection (german DSL-style: using a "dial in" concept and auto  
> disconnection from the provider, ...)
>
> * there is no chance to do a "classical" dial in using i.e. ISDN
>
> * for this specific location there is only this one DSL-provider  
> offering a connection and he deny the chance of getting a fixed IP  
> for this DSL-connection or to get another DSL-connection with fixed iP
>
> * for using Remote Management Apps (Apple Remote Desktop, VNC) the  
> DSL conection is very, very small. Of course it's "technical"  
> possible to connect but in many cases in the last months it was  
> simply not usable.
>
> * other solutions i.e. DynDNS or looking up the own external IP  
> won't be work due to the lack of technical "understanding" on  
> client side and / or security reasons, ... (and many more  
> "philosophical")
>
>
> So I'm thinking about an easy to use and easy to instantiate  
> connection, that would be only connected if necessary and where a  
> minimum of control can be done by the user. So starting a  
> (encrypted) iChat-Session would be easy enough for the staff here,  
> then tunneling the VServer-connection from my side through iChat to  
> the server.
>
>
> regards
>
> Thorsten Hohage
> --
> objectmanufactur.com - Hamburg,Germany
>
>
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