oh my god.

[caitlion]

i can hardly access any websites at school 🙁

i just want my gmail 🙁

 

[neonerd]

I'm one of the system admins at my school :laugh:

 

[caitlion]

Originally posted by: neonerd
I'm one of the system admins at my school :laugh:

well. i hate people like you.

 

[neonerd]

what i used to do before i was a system admin, is set up vnc on your home computer, vnc into it, and freedom is what i believe it's called 😉😛

 

[Frew]

Originally posted by: neonerd
what i used to do before i was a system admin, is set up vnc on your home computer, vnc into it, and freedom is what i believe it's called 😉😛

Explain THOROUGHLY!

 

[EyeMWing]

Originally posted by: neonerd
I'm one of the system admins at my school :laugh:

So am I, but our websense sits further downstream - in a datacenter where I have no access rights.

 

[EyeMWing]

Originally posted by: LeadFrog

Originally posted by: neonerd
what i used to do before i was a system admin, is set up vnc on your home computer, vnc into it, and freedom is what i believe it's called 😉😛

Explain THOROUGHLY!

Any firewall worth a poop will prevent that.

 

[djheater]

Originally posted by: LeadFrog

Originally posted by: neonerd
what i used to do before i was a system admin, is set up vnc on your home computer, vnc into it, and freedom is what i believe it's called 😉😛

Explain THOROUGHLY!

No.

I understand him.

You're a member of a tech board, if you don't understand him, look it up, or ask in the RIGHT forum. 😛

 

[neonerd]

VNC

Set the server up on your home computer, forward ports 5800-5900, and then just bring the viewer part of the program to school with you and execute it. I know my school's firewall doesn't block it...most of them shouldn't block port 5900, as it is used for Exchange 😉

 

[AgaBoogaBoo]

Originally posted by: neonerd
VNC

Set the server up on your home computer, forward ports 5800-5900, and then just bring the viewer part of the program to school with you and execute it. I know my school's firewall doesn't block it...most of them shouldn't block port 5900, as it is used for Exchange 😉

You're just asking to get in trouble though

Why risk having something put on your transcript so you can check mail?

 

[AgaBoogaBoo]

My school has it too, gets annoying some times, but honestly, if you just go in, do your assignment or whatever teacher asked, and walk out, you not only save time and effort and less websense pages, but you are lowering the chance of getting in trouble

 

[caitlion]

Originally posted by: AgaBoogaBoo
My school has it too, gets annoying some times, but honestly, if you just go in, do your assignment or whatever teacher asked, and walk out, you not only save time and effort and less websense pages, but you are lowering the chance of getting in trouble

the thing is that im here for a certain amount of hours, its not just until i finish the project im working on. so i like to be able to do things like go on atot or livejournal or check my email. of course atot is the only place i can go to.

 

[n0cmonkey]

boohoo

Drop out.

 

[neonerd]

my teacher only congratulated me on figuring out a way to get around it, and made me one of the admins 😛

 

[n0cmonkey]

Blocking 5900 is a damned good idea, especially if Exchange uses it.

Thank god for packeteer and proxies. 😉

 

[randomlinh]

we have packetshaper. we got to beta the big version for our school... boy did it suck for a while. Then it got good.....

but now, it really sucks. way too many ppl on campus, so much crap.