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2009-09-16
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Hamachi is another option for creating a secure VNC connection to a PC that is running the software
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2009-09-16
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i use it on my n800
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2009-09-17
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An alternative to hamachi is n2n, which is in standard debian, or from http://www.ntop.org/n2n/
It works a bit like hamachi, the difference (in addition to being open source) is that you don't rely on some 3party company server to negotiate the vpn connection for you. Instead you do it yourself.
That means, of course, that you need access to an internet-exposed server that can run your 'supernode'. The supernode does not transport any of your traffic, it only makes it possible for your p2p vpn clients to reach each other through udp.
It's quite simple to compile and install for just about anything.
It works a bit like hamachi, the difference (in addition to being open source) is that you don't rely on some 3party company server to negotiate the vpn connection for you. Instead you do it yourself.
That means, of course, that you need access to an internet-exposed server that can run your 'supernode'. The supernode does not transport any of your traffic, it only makes it possible for your p2p vpn clients to reach each other through udp.
It's quite simple to compile and install for just about anything.
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2009-09-17
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Originally Posted by pokey
Yeah, I was a bit unclear on the matter. What I wanted to say is that VNC is an option only if the VNC server is running on the server, or for that matter a PC that can connect to a Sabre server, and serve as a tunnel, since you can not VNC directly to a web portal, which is Java. Hope this clarifies it a bit.
Could you explain that in just a bit more detail? I didn't realize that VNC relied on Java.
Though the problem with PC that is connected to Sabre and running VNC server, is that you can only access it if you're in your home network, or if you have a static IP address (which most people do not have). So the problem is what if you're on a business trip and you need to connect to Sabre, using your NIT, from say an airport?
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2009-09-17
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@68Guns
you could try this: http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/embedded.jsp
according to this thread, it works on an n800, albeit slowly.
judging by the screenshot you posted, a java vm is all you need, so if you get the embedded ARM version of javaSE running, you should be good to go.
you could try this: http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/embedded.jsp
according to this thread, it works on an n800, albeit slowly.
judging by the screenshot you posted, a java vm is all you need, so if you get the embedded ARM version of javaSE running, you should be good to go.
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2009-09-18
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Subcore
Thanks for the info. I tried to download the program but it would not let me. You have to fill out a survey which i did but it won't let me past that.
Thanks for the info. I tried to download the program but it would not let me. You have to fill out a survey which i did but it won't let me past that.
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2009-09-18
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i filled out the survey too, and got a working download link. it won't work forever, though.
<----
Hi F U:
Thank you for your interest in Sun's Java SE for Embedded technology
and for having taken the time to provide feedback to us via our survey.
To gain access to the requested Java SE for Embedded eval download,
please visit the following link through your browser (please note that
the full link must be used and that its lifetime is not unlimited):
http://www.javelinfeedback.com/sun/i...=U&email0=$$em
Sincerely,
Java SE for Embedded product team
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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btw, spamherelots.com is great for such stupid surveys
Last edited by SubCore; 2009-09-18 at 17:44. Reason: link was garbled
<----
Hi F U:
Thank you for your interest in Sun's Java SE for Embedded technology
and for having taken the time to provide feedback to us via our survey.
To gain access to the requested Java SE for Embedded eval download,
please visit the following link through your browser (please note that
the full link must be used and that its lifetime is not unlimited):
http://www.javelinfeedback.com/sun/i...=U&email0=$$em
Sincerely,
Java SE for Embedded product team
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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btw, spamherelots.com is great for such stupid surveys
Last edited by SubCore; 2009-09-18 at 17:44. Reason: link was garbled
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