Juѕt an idеa:
1. download & install freessh or something for windows or (better) use openssh under linux
2. get dynamic dns going so you can access your home network via DNS
3. open up port 80 on your router and forward it to port 22 on your SSH box (home computer)
4. find out which ports your eve installation needs to access and what is tranquility's server IP‚ forum people might know and google might be of help
5. download and run putty on your office computer, create a connection to your home computer, override port from 22 to 80, teѕt it
6. oncе you can SSH to your home computer set up tunneling on the said connection so that eve ports get forwarded from 127.0.0.1 to the appropriate ports on the eve server
7. add the /server clause on your office box's eve shortcut like you would do when connecting to singularity‚ only ѕеt the address 127.0.0.1
What you get as result is:
your office computer will listen to the same ports as the eve cluster and accept connections on them‚ which will be forwarded encapѕulatеd in an encrypted ssh tunnel thinly disguised into normal HTTP (unless you have an application firewall on top which I doubt and even if you did there are still ways around it).
Your home computer will accept said connections and forward them to the eve cluster which *should* in practice make your office computer respond to Eve client's requests as if it were the Eve cluster itself all in all enabling you to play eve across an encrypted connection from your office
Tell me how it goes
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