- Apr 17, 2001
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Ok, I have another PAIR of college network questions:
#1, my college censors websites...I'm pretty sure they do this through DNS though, or at least that's my guess. I tried using a off-campus DNS server, just to see if it would work, but didn't. Anyone have any idea on how to 'get around' this?
#2, Just like in THIS thread, we can't get a lot of p2p stuff to work (such as AIM file transfer). This is EXTREMELY annoying, as we have no way to get any files off campus unless you know someone with an FTP. Anyone know of a way to get around it?
I do know that my school uses a all-windows 2000 server network setup.
#1, my college censors websites...I'm pretty sure they do this through DNS though, or at least that's my guess. I tried using a off-campus DNS server, just to see if it would work, but didn't. Anyone have any idea on how to 'get around' this?
#2, Just like in THIS thread, we can't get a lot of p2p stuff to work (such as AIM file transfer). This is EXTREMELY annoying, as we have no way to get any files off campus unless you know someone with an FTP. Anyone know of a way to get around it?
I do know that my school uses a all-windows 2000 server network setup.