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this post was submitted on 08 Apr 2024
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You can setup Apache Guacamole on your server. It uses Websockets by default, but it also has an automatic fallback to plain http/https. It will be ultra slow, but at least it will be working. It will behave like any other website, so no security risks for your company if they already have a proxy server to monitor your Internet traffic.
Was about to post to use Guacamole too, web sockets will work over HTTPS, OP is likely trying to do websockets over another port that's getting blocked.
But over HTTPS with Guac should be fine because I did this exact thing on a very locked down work network
Some proxies block Websocket Connections by default for unknown URLs, even for port 443. Don't ask me how I know :D