Saturday, 7 January 2017

How You Can Access Any Blocked Sites Via Proxy




Your manager at work may have confined you from going by specific locales like facebook, youtube, twitter thus on simply supposing they are diversions. It may even be your school has a quick WLAN yet the system executive makes it difficult to watch music recordings on youtube or hang out with your peeps on facebook. Insane, huh? Is it true that you are even product a few governments confine their nationals from going by specific locales? ( I've found out about China, Saudi Arabia and there's statement around that you can't get to a few locales in Malaysia as well). There are even a few sites that piece guests from specific nations from getting to their substance 


in any case, whatever the case might be, there's an exit plan and in the wake of perusing this post, you'll certainly have admittance to every one of those blocked sites. I'm not certain there's a site that can square me from getting to them regardless of the possibility that they don't permit guests from Nigeria, and I'm not certain I'll be pestered if my system administrator boycotts a few destinations cuz despite everything i'll fashion a route through in any case.

There are diverse approaches to sidestep restriction however they all do a similar thing: your PC sends information to the intermediary server, the intermediary server sends your demand to the site you need to visit, the site sends the answer which the intermediary server gets and shows to you. You get the opportunity to visit the site and it's going to seem as though you're recently going by that intermediary server, that is the fundamental standard.


1. Using Anonymous Proxies

This is the easiest way to bypass any form of censorship and access blocked sites. You only need to get a working
anonymous proxy with it’s port and input it into your browser. Getting a working anonymous proxy is the first
thing and you can get lots of them from HideMyAss.com . and FreeProxyList.net  has some good proxies too. They’ve been around for some time now and their proxy list is always updated so you won’t be left with just a bunch of dead proxy servers. You should select anyone that supports HTTPS so you will be able to access secure sites (https ://). Just key in the IP and port into your browser and you’re good to go.

When Changing Proxy Settings For Firefox

==> Go to Tools , then Options.
==> Click on Advanced tab.
==> Select “Network” tab.
==> Click “Settings” button in the “Connections” area.
==> Select the Manual Proxy Configuration radio button.
==> In the necessary proxy field(s), set HTTP Proxy (proxy IP) and proxy configuration Port.
==> Check use this proxy server for all protocols.
==> Click OK.

When Changing Proxy Settings For Google Chrome 

==> Click on the spanner toolbar icon
==> Select Options
==> Click on Under The Hood tab
==> Click on Change Proxy Settings button
==> If you are using LAN, click “LAN Settings” button. If you are using Dial-up or Virtual Private Network connection, select necessary connection and click “Settings” button.
==> Make sure the “automatically detect proxy settings” and “use a proxy automatic configuration script” options are not checked.
==> In the “ Proxy Server ” area, click the check box next to Use a proxy server for this connection.
==> If necessary, enable “bypass proxy server for local addresses”.
==> Click the “Advanced” button and set Proxy Server address (proxy IP), proxy server port.
==> Click OK.

For Internet Explorer, Netscape, Opera and other browsers, there’s a post i published on how to change their proxy settings and I suggest you check it out.

2. Using Proxy Sites/Proxy Servers (PHP, CGI, GLYPE)

This is another way to access blocked sites and it even looks easier than the one above. You don’t need to tamper with your broser proxy settings or download any software, you just need to find a proxy site or build your own. Yes, you heard me right! You can either build your own PHP proxy server or create your personal CGI proxy server . In case you think that’s some geekie stuff that’s gonna be too hard,
you can take the easy way out and find proxy sites to use. Geekng have a page on this site with some CGI proxy servers you can use. You to can run a google search for free php proxy server or visit phpproxies.com or phpMyProxy for fast access to those blocked sites.

How to use them? Simple! Just enter your destination address in the url box and you’re there!

3. Using Anonymity Softwares
Anonymizers or anonymity software are programd that basically make you anonymous or in other words, change
your IP address. This softwares are numerous but a great deal of them are for sale. There are some that are free
though and I made some posts on them in the past. You can check the archive or view all my posts tagged ANONIMIZERS to see what I’m talking about.

There’s a host of them but the most crazy of them all is Tor. Tor changes your IP address almost every two minutes.

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