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Well i have worked out a way that a proxy works in school, It actually works, well in my school it does :) BUT PLEASE DONT ABUSE THIS SERVICE.
URL: http://pro.nsurf.co.uk/media/
User: pro
Pass: admin
Just follow the instructions on the website and it should work.
Please try and not use this service unless your in school, that way i can keep it open for longer and not use up so much space
UPDATE: Instructions have been added more clearly on what to do to get it to work. Also this is the last and final proxy ill be making so please dont abuse it :)
although.. you didnt make it, its a free proxy and a free template..
Why don't you just use Ultrasurf and put it on your flash drive? Works 100x better.
You cant, They block programs like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dentafrice
Tried this, unfortunately url keywords seem to be filtered at my school, unless it used the word proxy somewhere in the url (can't remember)... :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Experting
How can they block it, if you can run an exe you can run Ultrasurf.Quote:
Originally Posted by Experting
If you have RM/Novell and Zenworks closes the program down, rename the u64.exe to something else, and it works.
Filters can't block it because it's SSL encrypted and they can't read the data. So they don't know what is going through.
Read up about it, Ultrasurf is more advanced then you think ;)
My school uses RM, we can't run .exe's. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Dentafrice
There's usually tricks around it. RM/Novell both use group policies I think to control what you can/can't do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jam-ez
Any idea of these tricks? I do believe our school uses group policies (RM).Quote:
Originally Posted by Dentafrice
Is CMD blocked? Batch scripts? Registry editor?
There are numerous ways. You need to be able to edit the registry, whether it be by using a batch script, cmd, registry editor, VB, a VB.NET Macro (through Word, Excel, etc)
I can get to cmd, well I could until they moved be back to a standard user, but I can get on someone else's so it doesn't matter... Most of the commands on cmd are blocked to, which fails. I guess the way forward would be a VB.NET macro then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dentafrice
If your school has FF then you can download a plugin or two that will let you bypass some stuff. Most schools don't realise how much you can actually do with FF plug-ins... Even if they block access to the proxy settings inbuilt in to Firefox you can still use this...
Edit: You could use Linux boot disc to edit some windows settings....
Don't have firefox, can't install it. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by 00chips
I wouldn't have time to boot Linux either and most the computers don't even have disc drives.
I used this proxy last week at school. Couldn't get on youtube though :(
To run exe's at school I zip it up and then unzip to C:\Documents and Settings\username\Desktop (as folder Desktop is disabled :rolleyes:) because pasting to the desktop has been disallowed. Easy & it works. Ran portable chrome, but it wouldn't connect to the internet, so yea, ill try ultrasurf. thanks.
Might try that, thanks a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blob