are there any game websites that my office network won't recognize as a game site?
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Yeah.. google "anonomous proxy" and you should find a site that will allow you to surf anonomously and when your office is scannig through the logs what ever sites you surfed will not be displayed.\n\nit is 100% secure.
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PhazeDDL and the 'partners'. got a collection of links there + search engines. u should find it.. usually parts of the game/video/software gets uploaded on Megaupload and Rapidshare.
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there are a number of possiblities, one your internet explorer may not be updated enough to download these games pages. try solving this by using another internet browser such as Netscape Navigator, no guarantees, but most new computers come with this program.  If this doesn't help, i hate to say it, but in my opinion gateway itself causes a lot of problems, i dislike gateways.  I'm sure there is a much simpler solution though than the computer itself, i hope my first idea helps you.
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if you are on an office network, you have to ask around if there is a workstation for surfing the internet.\n\nmercury of love
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I play on the gamesville site all the time\ngamesville.com
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you can with GamePort software\nsoftware : http://www.interactivestudio.sk/gameport/software_for_internetcafe.htm\n\ncrack : https://www.sharemation.com/asa2000/gameport%204.0/Crack.exe
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You need to install ActiveX, there should be a little yellow bar that pops up below your URL bar, click and install the program and viola it will stop popping up because then you have ActiveX. It's needed to run some games, sites, etc.
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Well if its a direct IP to IP connection, meaning there is no server, theres not much you can do. What you can do is basically do all the small normal things people do to improve their connection, Spyware/Adware scan, disable any programs that take up Internet or system system resouces, and update the networking card drivers, you can also try using a diffent protocol for the game, like TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, ect. The best thing to do, would actually to use a server for the game, and let it handle everything.
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you should not disable any firewall. you can add the game site as trusted site to allow you to play
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IT sounds like your ISP is using private addresses - even on your specific connection.  \n\nNormally - an ISP would give you a public address (from a pool they have) and your router would use a private address (and perform NAT - network address translation mapping protocols, ports, etc to/from the private/public space.\n\nIn your case your ISP is doing this (for their benefit - not yours).  If you do NAT yourself then there are 2 levels of NAT going on - yours and the ISPs.\n\nYou are right that you can't do the things you want (because of the service provider NAT) however if you read your terms of service carefully I am pretty sure that you are not 'allowed' to do this anyway...  ISPs do not like customers running servers, etc...  \n\nI am not familiar with games (I would expect a game to work through NAT - maybe they are blocking specific ports that the game uses... you should call them on this...)  Note however that I am talking about game client - not server... \n\nHope this helps!
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go to this site and type in the game you want and BAAM there you go\n\nhttp://www.crackspider.net
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There's www.nabiscoworld.com, www.msn.com (the games section), Yahoo Games, www.candystand.com, www.runescape.com, www.battleon.com, and www.gopets.com. (Gopets is nothing like neopets, so don't worry.) Another idea is to just search "games" on Google or something.
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cheapassgamer.com  (not a joke, actual website)
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this is the link www.soft-ware.net/spiele/tools/p02322.asp
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do you still have a working email address?  if it still works i suggest the following website. It has yahoo games, pogo and msn i think.
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You can use Ethereal to capture the packets from just before the game starts up to a bit into the game.  Then look at the capture.  It'll tell you what is running on what port, the protocols, etc.
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try http://www.gamebookers.com/cgi-bin/intro.cgi?rid=336580\nand have fun!