We have a Bamboo server running in the cloud and we would like to connect the machine that is in our local network. The problem is that this PC only has access to proxy that has only port 80 available and company would not allow to open any ports.
We want to avoid setting up new Bamboo instance in our local network.
So I am assuming that
1) you have a PC on your LAN. The PC can only talk to port 80 outgoing via a proxy
2) you have a bamboo server running a cloud service
3) you wish to initiate a connection from the bamboo server to the PC
Don't get your hopes up but this answer https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19161960/connect-with-ssh-through-a-proxy
explains how to use a http proxy to tunnel ssh. Unfortunately most http proxies disallow the CONNECT method
Once you have the ssh to the remote cloud service set up then try it again with a -R option to allow a reverse tunnel
Then you should be able to connect via the reverse tunnel back to the Lan PC
