i get around this by accessing my home machine with Remote Desktop, then surfing away to my heart's content. if the network you are on allows port 3389 traffic, you can easily set this up to a machine outside the network and then you will not be restricted. this is similar in use to a proxy but not in application as all of your traffic will be via port 3389 and your content is simply graphical emulation not actual files that can be traced. you may realize some performance hits, but if both machines are on a high bandwidth connection, it's minimal.
happy surfing
edit {jesus people, tell me not a single one of you is accessing the internet from work or at some other time when you should be doing something else... i cannot believe this holier than thou attitude.
dude asked a perfectly legitimate question, he did not asked for judgment or a discussion on ethics. a warning is certainly within the scope of being a good neighbor, but calling him out is wrong people, wrong.}
2007-09-27 06:25:38
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answered by Wyatt 4
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I agree with others here, if your school has blocked the site, any attempt to use a proxy site/server will set off bells and whitsles for your network admin. Networks now are set so that they can tell what you are doing, the sites your are accessing, how long you stay on the site, etc. If accessing a site is against a Internet Usage Policy you signed, and you violate this policy you could be at risk for diciplinary action.
2007-09-27 07:15:36
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answered by ckcool192000 3
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I highly suggest NOT using a proxy site. If you do, a red flag will go up on the server stating that you are trying to access a blocked site. It will record your name and also the time you tried to access the site so they will know what you are doing. You can and probably will lose your Internet priviledge because you have violated the Internet Usage Agreement you signed before you were allowed to use the Internet.
2007-09-27 06:16:04
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answered by Yoi_55 7
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you should not be using school computers to access non school related websites. When you want to go to myspace you should do it from home or an internet cafe if need be. The school or network administration is responsible for your safety as well as their network security.
If you had a valid reason to go on a blocked site while at school you should be able to be granted permission from their network administration.
2007-09-27 06:47:46
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answered by Kevin 4
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Schools have these policies for a good reason. Stop trying to access them at school. You'll only get into trouble. Why not use the time to study?
2007-09-27 06:18:42
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answered by TG 7
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They also have a website tracking system! This:
User/Machine:
DEFAULT
IP: 10.75.235.184
Category: Online Communities
Blocked URL: http://myspace.com/
means they know what computer you are on ans what website you are going to. If you try to bypass the security they will know and you will get caught. It is considered hacking so when you are caught they can suspend, expel and even sue you. So my advice is to not even try.
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2007-09-27 06:42:12
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answered by hallmike1 7
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Quit trying to look at people's MySpace pages at school, and get to work doing your homework you little vagrant!!!
2007-09-27 06:51:14
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answered by Anonymous
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Stop wasting your time trying to log onto myspace. Why don't you just surf a different webpage instead like http://www.nasa.gov and learn something.
2007-09-27 08:19:55
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answered by Anonymous
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Use a proxy.
http://www.wisewebsite.com/
2007-09-27 06:14:21
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answered by Art Vandelay 3
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Dont look at porn at school
2007-09-27 06:19:04
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answered by Anonymous
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