how to mask kazaa traffic

[Scee]

My university has some sort of packet/port restricting software in place. I'd like to get around it to use k++. I've heard that masking the traffic as web or email is the way to go, but I must not be searching in the right way for how to do this. Any suggestions about the best/easiest way to do this? Thanks.

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Please do not post to ask how to defeat the security rules of your school.

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[EeyoreX]

Asking how to circumvent the security set in place by your university/place of business is frowned upon. I doubt you will get any responses on how to do this here.

\Dan

 

[DannyBoy]

Originally posted by: EeyoreX
Asking how to circumvent the security set in place by your university/place of business is frowned upon. I doubt you will get any responses on how to do this here.

\Dan

Especially when you are trying to find a way to use an illegal p2p transfer program :| :frown: :disgust:

 

[Scee]

Believe it or not I'm trying to get a copy of the fanimatrix (perfectly legal) since their servers aren't working for me.