http acess!!

[jmm_wifi]

Hi guys i'm running FreeNAS-8.3.0-RELEASE-p1-x64 (r12825) in a Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU P8600 @ 2.40GHz with 4gb ram, i've all my setup running smoothly, with ssh/ftp acess, CIFS shares for XBMC pbi's: sabnzbd+; transmission; couchpotato; sickbeard; lazylibrarian and Maraschino.

At work my connection goes through a proxy and i cannot get access to my ssh or ftp so i can dl stuff from my nas to my laptop.

So here is the 1 million dollar question Is there any way i can setup a webserver so i can access all my files through the company proxy!

Well thank you all for any help you guys can give me!!

 

[cyberjock]

Not directly with FreeNAS. No service exists that performs that function as a regular part of FreeBSD.

 

[fede2222]

Hi guys i'm running FreeNAS-8.3.0-RELEASE-p1-x64 (r12825) in a Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU P8600 @ 2.40GHz with 4gb ram, i've all my setup running smoothly, with ssh/ftp acess, CIFS shares for XBMC pbi's: sabnzbd+; transmission; couchpotato; sickbeard; lazylibrarian and Maraschino.

At work my connection goes through a proxy and i cannot get access to my ssh or ftp so i can dl stuff from my nas to my laptop.

So here is the 1 million dollar question Is there any way i can setup a webserver so i can access all my files through the company proxy!

Well thank you all for any help you guys can give me!!

It's a network limitation... not problem of FreeNAS... the only thing i can suggest is install ThinVNC on another PC on your network (it work on port 80 for remote access on a compatible HTML5 Browser using "Share Desktop", bypass corporate firewalls) and download what you want.

Freenas is FreeBSD base... i assume you can install apache and share the directories via HTTP but was too problematic to setup, you risk your FREENAS installation and security issues.

The other option is a VPN... but i assume that corporate firewall rules dont let you

 

[Scareh]

the other option i've been trying to get working is ajaxplorer.
You should be able to put a specific port inside it so you can bypass your proxy.

 

[jmm_wifi]

Thank you all for your help .. i'll take a look at the ajax explorer but for now the only way is to dl at home to a usb device and them ul at work !