how can i access blocked sites?..www.ukproxy.com is blocked..pls help me :(?
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try these two proxykingz.com and proxygeek.com
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What type of connection are you using? If it's based on a network, like a school's computer connection, then there can be sites that have been blocked by the administrator. If you have your own, then it would probably be best to contact your provider.
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I'm sure there's a good reason they block certain sites. But if you have to, look for open Proxy Servers / sites that will allow you to browse anonymously.
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Look up some UK proxy servers. What you'll get is an I.P (internet protocol) and the port which it uses. With those numbers go to your internet options, under LAN settings and enable proxy server use, input the IP and the port.  It's kinda tricky though, cause you need to look for a good proxy that won't slow your conection.
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Last I checked it blocks ports on your computer, not sites. Also you should be able to configure it.
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A site that redirects you to the blocked site won't help you, the site will still be blocked.\n\nYou must search for annonymouse proxies, sites that browse the blocked site for you. That will work only if the proxy site itself isn't blocked. But normally that kind of sites are also blocked.\n\nThe last thing you can try is to view the page you are interested using cache sites. Google, Yahoo and many other search sites offers cache pages of the site you searched, so you can access the information in that way.\n\nOf course, not all the pages are cached, only a few of them, but them could be of help if you are desperate.
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If your IP is filtered out on that site, you may visit it using "proxy server".\nThere are some lists of them, try this for example:\nhttp://tools.rosinstrument.com/proxy/\n\nJust check is it block from your PC and is its connection speed enough for you.\n\nTo use proxy go to Internet Explorer menu Tools/Internet options/Connections tab/LAN settings/Proxy server
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Usually, when this happens, there will be a yellow highlighted message near the top of the screen - telling you that the object was blocked and to click the "x" for additional information.  If you click on that you usually get the option to allow that site to access your computer.\n\nAlso:\nSome sites will not allow you access unless you allow cookies.\nYour security might be set too high.\n\nClick Tools,  Internet Options.  Then carefully check out all the tabs for Security, Privacy, ...
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your only chance is to try to access your sites through some web proxy anonymizer services such as \n\nhttp://anonymouse.org/anonwww.html\nhttp://www.shadowsurf.com/\n\nbut I really think that they are blocked as well.. why dont you create a rule in your web mail to forward all incomming email to your school email account??
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If you're willing to risk compromising any "reputation" you may have at your local library, there are indeed ways to bypass a blocked site.\n\nThe first way is called a proxy server. This fools the site block into thinking you're only at one site, when in fact, you're surfing anywhere you want to. The easiest kind of proxy is one such as http://www.userbeam.com/ , which "beams" you to different websites without having to configure your computer to connect to a proxy server from the network preferences.\n\nAnother way is to find a web-translating service, such as Google, and translate the website "from English to English". This also fools the site block.\n\nFinally, Google's cache will fool the site block. Search your site, and instead of clicking the large link at the top of the result, click the "cached" link at the bottom of the result. This is not actually the website, but an archived "functional snapshot" from Google.\n\nI hope that these suggestions may assist you in your block-evading ways.
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try an internet security bypass website like ibypass.net (that one doesn't help downloads. you'll have to find a different one) ibypass will get you to websites that are blocked
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if it's blocked by web blocker  then the site must contain spyware or maybe a virus.  That's why you have the web blocker there-to protect your computer from those things
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You can configure your browser to use a proxy from the UK, but they are usually slow and might not be accessable for long periods of time.\n\nSome proxy lists that include UK proxies:\nhttp://publicproxyservers.com/page1.html\nhttp://proxy4free.com/page1.html\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=uk+proxy+list\n\nHow to configure your browser to use a proxy:\nhttp://www.bath.ac.uk/bucs/proxy/cacheconfig.shtml
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I can visit the site.\nIf you can't visit,use a proxy!
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I went here:  http://ehkconsulting.co.uk  and it pulled up the site.  Ensure that the LAN you're behind doesn't have web filtering such as proxy servers used.
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Go through this article to find out how to access your favourite websites if they are blocked.\n\nhttp://dudechandan.wordpress.com/2006/11/14/favourite-websites-blocked-well-heres-the-solution/\n\nPlz do leave a comment if u find the posts useful because it encourages the author to pen down more such useful post.
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most probably nope. The proxy server nowadays are quite intelligent in doing the blocking.\n\nUnless you can find a higher priviledge user id..