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Run browser over VPN
Dear All ,
I have a web Application which I used in my work it's installed on an AIX machine . I need to access this application from my home when I connect to my work via VPN , but the browser not work at all . I did a work around by installing mozilla broswer on the AIX machine and make a port forwarding it's work fine and the browser open a session on the server and forword the diplay to my machine , but the problem is the Application I used is working only on IE . is thier any configration or scripts can be done in order to make my IE see the Server via VPN. Best Regards, 
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