SSH through http proxy

Hi,
Currently I have to pass all traffic through a http proxy that only lets ports 25, 80 and 443 through.
I'd like to ssh to a machine in our office outside of the above network and using Putty on Windows I can set the proxy details with username and password and it works fine as I have set my listing machine to use port 443.
How can I achieve the same access through the proxy with ssh on Mac? I have tested that ssh with port 443 works when not using the proxy so it seems the proxy is the issue.

You could use Corkscrew
<http://wiki.kartbuilding.net/index.php/Corkscrew-_ssh_overhttps>
You might also look into Hamachi (VPN)
<http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/36286/logmein-hamachi>
Message was edited by: BobHarris

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Thank you

You could do this with an ssh tunnel and putty very easily. Most web proxies won't actually allow port forwarding like that and restricted to 80 and 443.
If you want to know how to do it with a ssh tunnel and putty let me know.
Opening outgoing 3389 from one internal subnet to specific external IP is not such a security risk. Just don't open inbound 3389 from those hosts and you should be fine?
I am not sure if outbound RDP will require inbound ports to be opened. Its quite rare that any external RDP is opened in my experience as its such a security risk (on the part of the external rdp hosts).
ITs much better to VPN to the external hosts then initiate local (via vpn) rdp connections.

SSH through http proxy

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