Getting round client's firewall

[Agaton Sax]

If you go for the home system, you just need any old pc that will run linux. Once it's setup, it just sits in the corner with no monitor\keyboard on it cluttering things up.

Customer sites I have tried all let ssh out.

[TheMonkey]

If you go for the home system, you just need any old pc that will run linux. Once it's setup, it just sits in the corner with no monitor\keyboard on it cluttering things up.

Customer sites I have tried all let ssh out.

That's what I do. I have an old Dell precision 410 (P3-550/256Mb/9G SCSI) with Ubuntu on it doing pretty much everything around the house

[Cowboy Bob]

Customer sites I have tried all let ssh out.

Tell that to my current client. Strictly ports 80 and 443 only.

[Fleetwood]

"I don't have a computer at home"
Fleetwood, you do have a computer, don't you?

Nope.

[ratewhore]

Of course, you could stick to following the policies and acceptable user guidelines that the client has in place for good reason.

You can also do what is suggested in the knowledge that if you are found out you could be frogmarched out of the office with no notice on your now terminated contract.

Just a thought...

[TheMonkey]

Tell that to my current client. Strictly ports 80 and 443 only.

There's nothing to say that you HAVE to run SSH on port 22!