Getting around "THE FireWall" at school.
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Getting around "THE FireWall" at school.
by SHK » Thu Mar 10, 2005 2:23 pm
As most of you have probley noticed, i have not posted in over a week. The reason was that i mwas working all the time I had the net to find a way to get around our school's internet filter. I finally successufully found a way, and am going to continue to post at PRONEt. If any of you want toi know what i did, here it is. I found a website that lets you remote connect (kinda) to a desktop running SUSE linux, that has unfiltered internet and AIM. It is free and it works great! www.cosmopod.com Any whoo, Id just thought Id share this little tidbit and let me say the only reason i even tried to find a way is because our schools filter is COMPLETLY usless. It even blocks MY lanparty website, along with newegg and countless others. Hope you like cosmopod!
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by poisonbl » Thu Mar 10, 2005 3:45 pm
technically, i think circumventing the security measures your school has in place may be a criminal offense, not sure, but i just had to let you know ... otherwise, congrats on the tunneling
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by Infinityeye » Thu Mar 10, 2005 4:20 pm
But if you live constantly on the school campus, I think the school isn't fair, you should browse the internet (almost) freely, except for some hot pages.
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by RyanD » Thu Mar 10, 2005 7:13 pm
I just use proxys to circumvent the schools security and filtering. It lets you get to any website although not to use programs such as AIM.
A good proxy site is http://www.kris.nu so you can check it out if needing to get by the schools filtering.
*note* I am in no way saying this is right and or telling you to do this, if you get busted it is all your fault.
A good proxy site is http://www.kris.nu so you can check it out if needing to get by the schools filtering.
*note* I am in no way saying this is right and or telling you to do this, if you get busted it is all your fault.
by kanaloa » Thu Mar 10, 2005 7:15 pm
Maybe I could use this at work. Our firewall, aka Surfcontrol, is ridiculous.
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by josh_duffy17 » Wed Jun 01, 2005 7:44 am
lol congrats on the school filter nice to know one of us made it through
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by OsirisX » Wed Jun 01, 2005 12:10 pm
d*mn school computers doesn't even let me install the client, and blocks every possibly proxy site imaginable....
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by Weaver » Fri Jun 03, 2005 3:29 am
OsirisX wrote:d*mn school computers doesn't even let me install the client, and blocks every possibly proxy site imaginable....
SSH Tunneling my friend. Run your SSH server on port 80 and there is no stopping you...
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