Testing port redirector, please stand by...

[Killbat]

This is only a test. 🙂
Trying to defeat Bess. 😛


[edit] It's looking up! I may be able to post from school! Yay! 😎

 

[BlueScreenVW]

Why do you mean you wouldn't be able to post from school otherwise, more specifically? Do they block the computers from the internet (or vice versa)?

 

[thelanx]

My school allows us to post. I post before and after school sometimes. 🙂

 

[Killbat]

My school uses a Bess filtering proxy. They block all the usual inappropriate things with URL and content filters, and my school blocks message boards and chats as well. 😛
I'm assuming they use a URL/IP filter for the AnandTech forums, as I cannot get here no matter how I specify the address. So, I've just set up the router here to forward port 80 to my machine, where I have an AnalogX utility set up to map port 80 to 216.151.100.105, which is the IP of the forums server. 🙂 Hope SWBell's DHCP lease holds out. 🙁

 

[BigPoppa]

And doing this isn't against your school's Acceptable Use Policy?

 

[Killbat]

Your point being... 😛

 

[BiggieN]

i guess the school doesn't know that you are a genuis right? 😉

Desperate situations require desperate solutions!

 

[Viper GTS]

You're a sneaky little bastard, you know that?

You have my respect.

😀

Viper GTS

 

[Killbat]

Actually, there are two people in the school capable of this, even if it is a simple thing. Luckily, he and I are friends. 😀 It's been three and a half years, the network admin knows to phear us by now. 😛😀😉

[edit] Check this, if Bess can block the new, improved technique, I'll be surprised. I'm not using the standard ports anymore, I have port 1000 mapped to the forums, and 1001 mapped to Somethingawful. 🙂 I could offer to add others' favorite web pages... 😛

 

[snow patrol]

Hope you don't get expelled or something 😉

 

[Mday]

lol killbat

 

[Killbat]

Fear not, snowy, the worst that could happen would be my network access removed for the rest of the year, but I'd still need my two programming class logons, so... 🙂