Using Graal through a Firewall

[Inverness]

I'm trying to get Graal (RC mostly) to work at my School so I can work on some scripts while in my Computer Science class. And I'd like to know if there is any way to get Graal to work through the school firewall. On the side note, I have a proxy installed on my computer for bypassing the censorware and I would like to know if this could be used to help at all.

[Crow]

Originally Posted by Inverness

I'm trying to get Graal (RC mostly) to work at my School so I can work on some scripts while in my Computer Science class. And I'd like to know if there is any way to get Graal to work through the school firewall. On the side note, I have a proxy installed on my computer for bypassing the censorware and I would like to know if this could be used to help at all.

Well, I dont know which port RC is using, so you should check that and look if its blocked by the firewall. If it isnt, just try it out. If it is blocked, try to open it somehow. There are tons of tutorials out there how you can do such things through cmd.exe.

[Inverness]

I can't use cmd.exe at school because student logins don't have admin rights.
I could really care less if the external RC worked as long as Graal itself does since there is the ClientRC even if its not perfect.

[Kirble]

In order to have access to the Graal executable file, it needs to connect via whichever port it runs on (as i'm sure you know). Now, unless you either have access to cmd.exe or access to the settings of the firewall, it's pretty much hopeless. I mean you could open up a notepad and type command.com and save it as a .bat file (At least I think that's how you do it) then save it to your login and open it up, hopefully, if I have remembered that rightly, it could open up cmd.exe, depending on your school administrator's security levels.

Hope I helped somewhat.