Throughout our professional lives, there are many a time when we wanna visit a site which, lets just say, isnt exactly premitted by the man upstairs (not talking about god, none of these tricks will save ya there), but your boss and maybe even the IT department may not have a clue ! Below are several techniques to access restricted or blocked sites weather this be at your end of the connection or theirs !
1. Use IP address – This is the simplest way to bypass domain name based access restrictions. Instead of the domain name such as www.webstuffscan.com use the direct IP address. To find the IP address use one of the free host to IP online conversion tools such as this.
2. Use Google cache – If you are not bothered whether the content is latest on a site, Google cache is best. Do a Google search for the site and then click on the cached link below the search results.
3. Use an Anonymizer – In this method you access a third party site which in turn routes your request to the required server. Some services provide URL encryption also. The problem is that most of these servers are no longer free. Do a google search for the latest list as this is a very dynamic area Following are some services which still works. Some example of such sites are Proxify, Block Stop & Anonymouse.
4. Use Online Translation Tools – In this method, we can use the translation service as a web proxy. Some of the more common sites which offer this service are Google Translate &Â Altavista Babel fish.
5. Use Google Mobile search – Google mobile search works, but output may not be optimal. This is very similar to using a Web proxy.
6. Use a public Proxy server – There are many free proxy servers out in the Web. Note that in order to use these you have to change internet connection settings in Internet Explorer or whatever browser you use. This is one such list.
7. Get web pages via email – This is useful if you need a single Web page. Obviously accessing large files is not possible. Given below are some examples.
9. Use Tor Distributed Proxy – Tor is an advanced proxy server using multiple anonymous servers for a single Web request. This requires an application to be downloaded and installed.
8. Your own proxy server – This is an advanced technique and is probably the best. This requires your own proxy server hosted either at your home or at a hosting service provider. You can enable SSL encryption and prevent any snooping on the content as well. Also put some access control, otherwise someone can find the service and misuse it.
10. Use alternate content providers – When everything fails, you can use alternate service providers. For example if Gmail is blocked at your place, you can take another obscure mail address and enable email forward at Gmail.
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