can i use encrypt method(not proxy)  to access the site whose ip is blocked?
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i think u can't do this
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First; try to disable proxy servers: \n1. Launch Internet Explorer \n2. From the menu bar, select Tools and click Internet (the Internet options dialog box appears) \n3. Click the Connections Tab at the top of the dialog box \n4. Click LAN Settings near the bottom right of the box (the LAN Settings dialog box appears) \n5. Ensure that, "Automatically detect settings", "Use automatic configuration script" and "Use a proxy server", are all Unchecked. \n6. Try to access the secure site again.
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go to this website and download hide my ip\nhttp://www.hide-my-ip.com/
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There cud be several reasons for this:\n1. The website url is wrong/mistyped or no longer exists.\nCannot do much in this case.\n2. The site is on the filtered/blocked list.\nGo to Tools>Internet options>Security>Click on the icon of 'internet' and see if that site is listed. Clear it if so.\n3. The privacy is set too high.\nGo to internet options and set it low.\n4. Open the command prompt (Start>run>type 'command' and click open. Ping the url (ex: ping www.yoursite.com) and note the ip address. Type the ip address in the address bar of IE and see if it opens. If it does, then your DNS is not resolved. Will have to reset your TCP/IP settings.\n5. If you are trying to access the site in an organization, then maybe the admin has blocked this site.
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Tell them to go to www.whatismyip.com or go to command line and type ipconfig
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http://www.iwebtool.com/reverse_ip
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we are not ask blocked website. but if you asking yourself then the solution is if block from only your computer you can unblock from your Internet explore or any other browser you use, and if you asking about block from host , you cannot access it
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You can either use public anonymous proxy servers or 2 great free programs,Tor and JAP. both are free and with them there will be no blocked site at all!! but your surfing speed will decrease dramaticaly;\n\nTor :  http://tor.eff.org/\nJAP :  http://anon.inf.tu-dresden.de/index_en.html\n\nI hope at least these addresses are not blocked by big brothers!!\n\nI personally recommend TOR
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If you are using Internet Explorer, follow this step:\nOpen your internet browser then click Tools, go to Internet Option and click on it. Click the tab Privacy and click on Sites. Type in the URL of the website you are blocking and click Block. Then click Ok and click Apply.\nHope this help.:)
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You will need to use a proxy, or surf by IP address instead of domain name.
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use a web proxy anonymity page dejacey.com is what i use it works great
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Click tools in the top menu bar, go to Internet options, then the privacy tab... slide the bar down till cookies are accepted. (thats the quick way--now for the best way)\nClick tools in the top menu bar, go to Internet options,security, highlight the globe for the trusted zone, and click on the sites button. In here add the url of the site thats being blocked... ie: http://login.yahoo.com ---- you can find which sites are being blocked by double clicking on the little red circle with a white bar image in the status bar at the bottom of the IE window. Obviously dont add every site it lists, those beginning with adserve are just for adverts etc. Sites in the trusted zone accept cookies by default, so this makes for a nice way of ensuring that any cookies on your pc are from sites you trust
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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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How can I "block" a site?\n\nBlocking a domain is a serious step, and can generally only be done by\nthe sysadmin. It involves configuring one's router to ignore any and all\nTCP/IP packets from a given network, regardless of type. This means they\ncan't even browse your website. See IDP. An\nautomated method for doing this is by joining the Realtime Blackhole\nList, which has proven effective in keeping spam down on the sites that have\njoined it. More information can be found at\nhttp://mail-abuse.org/rbl.\n\nYour administrator could also configure their MTA (mail transport agent)\nto refuse mail from a spammer's site. This is not 100% effective,\nbecause the spammers can route their mail via an innocent third party's\nserver. More and more sites are disabling the relay feature from their\nservers, though, making it harder for the spammers to get through. \n\nAnother step some administrators take is to block a site by way of\nProcmail, which can filter mail by the IP address of the originating site\n(provided this information is present in the message headers).
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You can hide your IP or even access internet with different IP for instance if you use some kind of proxy server – it is something like buffer between your machine and the net. You can learn more about proxies here: http://www.proxy4free.com/\nThere are software applications, which may assist you to use deferent free proxy servers – for instance ProxyWay - http://www.proxyway.com/
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If its actively blocked by your government, you can try using proxy websites, or maybe by a different isp?
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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