why there's always a "dansguardian-access denied" on my website every time i enter several website ex: hi5.com
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Your network administrators are blocking access to those sites.
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If you have access to the server you are better off with .htaccess and .htpassord Search for them at Google. If not use the following.\n\nHosted Password Protection Cgi Scripts http://www.cgispy.com/ , http://www.sitegadgets.com/ , http://www.bravenet.com/ OR use these tools to make a javascript password protection script for your pages http://www.htmlbasix.com/passwordprotect.shtml , http://javascript.internet.com/passwords/login-coder.html , http://www.searchbliss.com/webmaster_tools/password.htm
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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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You may need to adjust your security settings. Yahoo may restrict some of the sites you are trying to access.
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check that your security settings for the internet do not prohibit the site and also that you are allowing pop ups for that website, that is if the rest of teh internet is working for you.
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Probably you're refering to restricting some websites from being viewed. In this case just add the adresses in the restricted sites tab, place a password (you must have admin rights of course) and here you go.
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Either you are victim of some sort of malware or are being blocked by security software. Try using safe mode to perform regedit and scan your computer with good antivirus and antispyware programs. Spybot, Adaware, AVG, and Bitdefender are all good choices.
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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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your computer is configured wrongly or your security is set too high. You may need macromedia. Try right clicking on the box or triangle and see what it brings up. Try going into control panel and then internet options and security to view your settings. Go to default and then see what happens. Jules, Australia.
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It's a problem in server-to-authentication server communications on the Kerberos protocol used (for instance) by Windows 2000, etc.\nMaybe because of a missing or outdated external trust (domain to domain) relationship.
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If your security settings are on high alert, return them to default from tools-->Internet options--->Advanced.\nRestart for settings to work perfectly,
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They are asking for a password that is only for that website. They want you to create a user account with them. During that process, you will have to make up a password for that site only. Do not use the password that you log onto the computer with. Pick something else.\n\nIf you really wish to remain private, then do not post your real information.
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You may be too secure.  Go to..\nTools\ninternet options\nprivacy and change the settings.\nE
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need some more information about the user\nbut you can check domain security policies and change here "allow log on locally" to true.
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Why do they deny you access might be the question...is it just files of your own,you cant get into..or is it files that maybe your not supposed to be getting into?
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Apart from the suggestions above of changing the settings for your browser and creating accounts for each user, you can also install softwares that restrict users from accessing adult sites, sort of like a child-filter, e.g. Net Nanny, etc.\n\nPlease keep in mind if you have pop-ups displaying, these could be due to some sort of adware or spyware running on your computer. Download a good anti-spyware to keep your system clean.
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Because your using Server the security setting are set way to high.  If you are the admin you maybe to change your security settings. I am an admin and can never get the server setting correct at work.  Easiest way is to add the site to trusted sites.  We had the same issue at work, download the latest version of adobe.  Ill check the setting at work and post the change if thier is one.