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Firewall, Proxy, based on IP, protocol, port, who knows... there could be all kinds of measures in place.

Outgoing connections are usually blocked for a reason. Granted it might be a stupid reason but still, you might make yourself liable if you use a "workaround". If you don't know how to get around security systems by yourself you probable shouldn't. Or at least don't ask so plainly about it in a public forum.

I would suggest: check with the IT department if they allow for outgoing VPN connection, if the do you'll get an answer from them.

Note: RealVNC has different security issues then a VPN connection so there might be a reason why the allow one but not the other

Firewall, Proxy, based on IP, protocol, port, who knows... there could be all kinds of measures in place.

Outgoing connections are usually blocked for a reason. Granted it might be a stupid reason but still, you might make yourself liable if you use a "workaround". If you don't know how to get around security systems by yourself you probable shouldn't. Or at least don't ask so plainly about it in a public forum.

I would suggest: check with the IT department if they allow for outgoing VPN connection, if the do you'll get an answer from them.

Firewall, Proxy, based on IP, protocol, port, who knows... there could be all kinds of measures in place.

Outgoing connections are usually blocked for a reason. Granted it might be a stupid reason but still, you might make yourself liable if you use a "workaround". If you don't know how to get around security systems by yourself you probable shouldn't. Or at least don't ask so plainly about it in a public forum.

I would suggest: check with the IT department if they allow for outgoing VPN connection, if the do you'll get an answer from them.

Note: RealVNC has different security issues then a VPN connection so there might be a reason why the allow one but not the other

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Albin
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  • 103

Firewall, Proxy, based on IP, protocol, port, who knows... there could be all kinds of measures in place.

Outgoing connections are usually blocked for a reason. Granted it might be a stupid reason but still, you might make yourself liable if you use a "workaround". If you don't know how to get around security systems by yourself you probable shouldn't. Or at least don't ask so plainly about it in a public forum.

I would suggest: check with the IT department if they allow for outgoing VPN connection, if the do you'll get an answer from them.