Do the administrator accounts at school have acces to blocked websites (myspace,youtube)?
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Yes, each group of accounts has different rules or permissions assigned to them, your teachers accounts are probably not as restricted as the normal user accounts that are given to students.
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Your Problem - Root:\nYour school network administrator is using Proxy Server through which he can block certain sites of his interest..\n\nSolution:\nYou can by-pass this by following certain networking rules.. But, making it much simpler to you, you can use the proxy server of some other server (Through certain websites)... I shall give you a website link, see if it works...\n\nhttp://www.browseatwork.com\n\nAll you got to do is that, go to the specified site and enter the website address that u want to visit in the query box that is provided, n then, click "BrowseAtWork"... Its absolutely safe and u can even performed secured operations (for instance, logging in and logging out of your account in certain sites)...\n\nIf u face the problem further, then go to google and search for "nph proxy"... you can find similar websites.. But, the site I provided is a safe bet... Have a nice time!
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Sorry dude! the access to external websites are monitored by your network administrators. \n\nThey set up proxy servers to block external access to some websites. like porn and games for example. \n\nThe best option you have is get some Network admin to be your good friend and ask him for proxy passwords. then you can bypass it. \n\nthe other thing could be that the blocking is done by your universities ISP and not the university themselves. in which case you'll have to contact their isp..
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There's always an administrator's code that can be entered to bypass filtering.  If you're not an administrator, chances are they don't want you bypassing it though, and you don't have the code, so it's not going to work.
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Go to your principal and demand that he unblocks myspace.  Don't forget to tell him that your parents pay his salary.
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1. There is a reason they block them.\n2. If you get caught, you probably signed something saying you will lose computer privileges.\n3. If you get caught, you will probably get in trouble.\n4. If you need to access something blocked to do school work, like emailing a senator, you need to talk to your teacher, who in turn should talk to the technology coordinator.\n5. You can usually check your email at the public library.  Oh yeah, did you know they have books in there too?  A lot of young people don't know how to use a library, and it is still a good resource, even with the internet.
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by technicality, you're not suppossed to unless it's part of an assignment given by your computer teacher.  most people don't listen.  just go to your school library (best time is during lunch) and log onto one of the computers there.  the schools don't have regular mail sites blocked, so you should have no problem logging on.
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You don't.  If the school has blocked the site then you aren't supposed to be on it.
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Are you trying to get past a school internet filter?  Those are practically impossible to get through.  While there are many "Proxy Tunnel" websites out there (just do a yahoo/google search), most filters are smart and advanced enough to know when someone is trying to use a tunnel.  If you do find a tunnel, most are very unreliable and unsecure.  If you're trying to access some websites that require logins and secure connections, those sites won't work because they require a secure connection.  \n\nAlso, the filters and admins will eventually figure out what you're doing and will subsequently block those tunnel sites.\n\nI'd just not even try.  It'll save you from much annoyance and anguish.
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You'll still get caught. Do you think your School is that DUMB?\n\nAll you kids trying to get on myspace from school are the actual dummies.\n\nCase in point. Your School's IT department monitors ALL PC usage. What that means is that they see everything you type, click on or do on that computer at every moment of the day. Then at the end of the day or week, whatever the protocol is, they print out this handy little list of security violations. The exact time and Computer and person who was using it is known and the person responsible for violating School security policies will be in serious trouble.\n\nSo go ahead and try and find out.\n\nIs it worth getting on your precious little myspace page to see what this or that person said about this or that person??
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Not unless you have administrator privileges. and on a school network you have little or no chance.
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You could actually go thru a proxy website.  It also depends if your school has proxy sites blacklisted.\n\nIn any case, what a proxy site does is that it allows you to connect to their website, then from their website, you can type in a URL and it will redirect the traffic thru their site.\n\nHere is one:\n\nhttp://www.shadowsurf.com/\n\nHere is a list of some free proxy sites.  Free proxy sites generally has certain limitations.  I think most do not allow posting or login and such.  In any case, give it a try.\n\nhttp://www.thefreecountry.com/security/anonymous.shtml
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Sure. I can understand why you would not want your kids to have admin access. It prevents a lot of nasty programs from getting installed.\n\nThe first thing is to give yourself a password- if you have a password, the kids can't use your account. Go to Control Panel-> User Accounts. Select your account Click "Add a Password". Type one and hit OK. Remember it! I believe\n\nNow, create all the different accounts on the PC. Make sure that after creating each account, select it and go to "Change Account Type". If it is already a limited account, you can skip this step.\n\nWith these changes, you should be the only administrator on the com[uter.\n\nHope this helps!
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ASK Myspace administrator
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I'm guessing that your school has a proxy server in place that is blocking myspace. You can try to use what is called an anonymizer.  This will route your info to their servers, then they will route to the web page.  Try entering in myspace into the following link listed below.
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You cant, like any school/college they have blocked it.  And if you use another site to get round it, the school will find out and block that site also.
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Be aware that circumventing the blocks your school put in place could lead to disciplinary action - one friend's son did it at our high school and he was suspended and kicked off his Robotic's team for the rest of the year.\n\nThat said, what you need is a proxy.  When BESS was installed on the school network a proxy was given that allows full browsing, for teachers, etc., such as http://www.ksbproxy.150m.com/.  Otherwise you need to find the proxy that works for your school.