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Subject: [users@httpd] Making way through firewall

Hello
I want to install apache on my computer. The problem is that I cannot
directly connect to my computer from outdoors of my facility. I have
full control over my computer and user password for cental firewall
computer. But I do not want to do the tunneling through firewall
computer. I want a direct connection.
The question is, could I somehow configure apache on my computer to make
it run through firewall computer. In other words I want to use something
like this <firewall computer ip>:<some port> for my site adress. It that
possible.
Thanks.


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