you can use proxytunnel to ssh out of your company

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=39840&release_id=62395

this little program allows you to tunnel over ssl.

download and compile and then put this in ~/.ssh/config :
ProxyCommand /path/to/proxytunnel/proxytunnel -g scproxy3.sc.intel.com -G 911 -u intel_username -s intel_password -d host_you_want_to connect_to -D prot_you_want_to_connect_to

mine looks like:
ProxyCommand /home/apowers/proxytunnel/proxytunnel -g scproxy3.sc.intel.com -G 911 -u apowers -s [password] -d [remote host] -D 563

i setup a sshd on port 563 on my home machine (secure news).

to set this up for your machine, you just have to put "Port 563" in your sshd.conf and "kill -HUP" the pid for sshd.

after you have your ssh config setup, you just type "ssh anyhostyouwanttotypehere" and it'll connect to your home machine. note that no matter what, ssh will always connect to the same machine now.

-- MattWalsh - 16 Mar 2002