How do I avoid a firewall in the workplace?
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Impossible if you're on the network, the only way is to have a dial-up account, or an air card in your laptop.
497640
You can disable the firewall temporary or you can put it in the allow list to pass by...I am not sure what type of firewall you run but its best you just disable it until you finish downloading it...
191171
use a firewall like zonealarm . it is a freeware but very powerful
685070
Wait till you get home to surf the net or check e-mail. Jepordizing your job isn't worth the effort to hack around firewalls.
240842
depends where you work. some companies have firewalls up to stop employees accessing their yahoo accounts, chat rooms and games etc.
242274
browse to your linksys through your web browser - login...click on the security tab - on the line that says firewall protection - click on disable...but uhh...i wouldn't recommend that you do that...
822806
Click Start - Control panel - Security Center - Click Firewall - Then off - And OK.
168234
Well the above 2 answers good and enough for you. But in addition u can also set the firewall on.
1109610
Kerio or ZoneAlarm.  Don't run two firewalls on top of each other, however, as this creates problems.  Windows Firewall is crap.
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Use ISA Firewall Server and in there u can decide which user can access internet and which can't. ISA uses Actice Directiry user...
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1. Open Windows Firewall from the Control Panel.\n2. Click on the Advanced tab.\n3. Highlight the network connection you want to configure. (It's probably Local Area Connection.)\n4. Click on the Settings button.\n5. On the Services tab of the Advanced Settings dialog box, make sure that "FTP Server" is UNchecked.\n6. On the Exceptions tab, back in the Windows Firewall dialog box, there may be programs that Windows is allowing to bypass the firewall. All of those programs are potential security risks. Uncheck any that you don't think you need. If you break something, you can always re-enable it.
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this can be due to some firewall
776315
I'm going to assume that you are behind some sort of firewall that is not letting you go to some sites and that you want a way around it. \n\nYou can't get around it without admin privileges.  Find a different computer that is not on the same network.
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check firewalls and their settings
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You have to learn how to get into the setup for your router.  It usually involves going to a specific URL while in a web browser.\nLearn a little at a time about your system's security set-up.  In the end, you want to set up a PSK (pre-shared key), change the default URL so even if someone breaks in, they won't find the setup, turn on the firewall, and turn off ping response.
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try to use a remote access to the computer at work so that way you are at home and accessing the program thru the company computer. you have to have to be able to have acces thru the firewall to access it. this is not hard to do but most people dont know you can even do it.
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You're making several connections:\nYour home PC to your firewall\nFirewall to corporate firewall (assuming one exists)\nCorp firewall to work PC\n\nFirewall to firewall is actually several connections, but for your purposes, you can think of it as one.  \n\nEach firewall has to allow the connection for NetMeeting, which means your firewall has to allow it outbound and the work firewall has to allow it inbound.  To allow a connection, on a firewall, is to allow traffic (TCP, UDP, or both) on a certain port or ports.  NetMeeting uses five different TCP ports that you have to open - see the gray box on the page under Sources.\n\nOpen the ports on your firewall, make sure they're open on any corporate firewall that your work machine sits behind, and you should be okay.