I'm using internet through LAN (corporate) and here access denied to open few sites by cyberoam what can i do?
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if its not ur provider , chk ur firewall
686568
You probably don't have admin rights to your machine.  If that's not the case then security is screwed up on one of the directories.
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I expect that your system administrator has purposely blocked it.  Many employers block sites when they find that too much compnay time is spent doing personal internet stuff.  I'd leave it alone and check your personal e-amil and play Yahoo games at home on your own time if you want to keep your job.
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Your internet service provider has forbidden access for some reason.
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not really sure what is happening.\ni don't need to explain what access denied means. \ncontact your network admin if you are on a network\nreset your password and try again.\nthat is the best i can think of with the limited amount of details you posted.
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If you cannot access a military web page, it's very possible that the site is locked down to access only from IP addresses controlled by the military.  This is for obvious security reasons.\n\nIf you can't access an unrestricted military website, such as http://www.af.mil then it's likely that you have a virus or spyware infection that is blocking access\n\nAnother possibility is that you are on a network that does not allow access to military sites.  I travel frequently and can't access the above site from China, for example.  You could also be on a business network that blocks access to military sites for their own reasons, i.e. company policy/politics or not related to company business.
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If u r using proxy try \n\nInternet Options - > Connection -> LAN Settings -> Advance -> Exceptions\nEnter 'groups.yahoo.com' in the Exceptions
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Many variables here.\n\nI assume you are talking about a proxy server that is stopping you from accessing internet sites. Depending on how the proxy was setup you have the following options, which often will not work if a good proxy server is in place. \n\n1.Use alternative browser (i.e. Firefox) \n** This sounds too simple, but many network administrators only block for the standard browser. Using an alternative browser will often skip past the proxy server. \n2.If only certain ports have been blocked you can “Tunnel” using\n www.http-tunnel.com This program tricks the computer into thinking you are accessing an internet site but really are accessing a port for P2P or AIM. \n\nAside from these suggestions it is very difficult to bypass a well designed proxy server. Good luck!
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ZoneAlarm is a big one on this but if you don't have it try reinstalling the software and see if it works.  I don't recommend disabling your windows firewall or any other firewall.  Its there to help keep you safe.  You should have had something come up and say the program is trying to access that site.  If not I am not sure what to tell you.
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So you can view .net, right?   Sounds like an issue with your internet secuity settings.  Make sure you don't have *.com blocked.  Check all your security and privileges in firefox  and make sure they are not preventing you from accessing sites with that extension.  The computer doesn't know it from .org, .net, or .poop.  \n\nAlso, do you have some kind of NetNanny enabled, or even worse, Earthlink?  At one point you may have accidentally blocked yourself out.  \n\nEasiest thing to do is reinstall, especially considering that is could be entirely coincidental and the sites you happen to be trying to access aren't available inFirefox on Linux yet.  Look: http://linux.ioerror.us/2006/01/firefox-users-cant-access-internet-explorer-only-web-sites/ \n\nAnd then: \nhttps://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/59/
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Use firewall and specify a port on internet connection to be blocked.\nIf you are using a router, you can configure it to block or allow certain port to the internet too.
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There is a reason they are blocked. Most typical ways to get around things are also blocked. If there is a reason you need to get to the site, I would talk with the network administrator, otherwise I believe you are out of luck...
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if you are in working and u are using computer from your office then maybe your proxy server does not permit you or it is being blocked by firewall.\n\nif you are using computer from your home (dial up) maybe it is too slow to enter the site or there is something wrong with ur PC or u have accessing at a busy time.
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If you are at work and your Network has a firewall then you would need to talk you your Network Administrator. I doubt he would allow chat program in a work place!\n\nIf you are home my question to you is do you have a filewall such Norton internet Security?\nIf so you need to make sure that Yahoo is in the list of program that are allowed to access the internet!
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It might be acting as a proxy server. Turn it off for the sites that you can't get too.
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You aer accessing a website from your system? If so it is not your issue! Its the issues with that site.\n\nTry to access  the same from some other system and you will get the answer!\n\nSathu
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check your netowork connections and make sure they are set, also check your browsers security and you may need to update it