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| HaydenJohns | Date: Sunday, 2009-02-22, 8:38 AM | Message # 1 |
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| Has the school blocked the proxy sites? You can use this to bypass a site block. Start up command prompt by going
start>run and then typing "cmd" Next, type in "ping" and the name of the site (The address without the www. in front of it. www.google.com becomes google.com) After pressing enter, it gives you a bunch of figures. One of these is the ip address of the site. It will look like "123.456.78.9" Copy the ip address into the web browser, and click go. It should pass through. This happens because most blocks just block the address (google.com) rather than the ip adress (1.234.567.890) I hope this helps
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| jono | Date: Tuesday, 2009-02-24, 6:52 AM | Message # 2 |
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| It's too bad if the admin has disabled run lol
Can you be the one to judge it all?
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| Strider | Date: Tuesday, 2009-02-24, 12:09 PM | Message # 3 |
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| Because every school has prompt enabled :P
Anyways, you can just go to google and go to translate and tell it to translate a webpage from say spanish to english and it'll go through, though I havn't really done it much haha.
My schools really kindcracked down on doing anything on the computers that they don't like, you can't even run an exe from your folder... yet you can still run regedit >.> bang up job. EDIT
oh right bypass without proxy... well scratch my one even though I like it haha
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| HaydenJohns | Date: Wednesday, 2009-02-25, 11:51 AM | Message # 4 |
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| There's a run command with a huge string of paramaters which will re-enable cmd if it is disabled. And if run is disabled, then I can't help you. I didn't know that THAT was possible to block.
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| Sk8a_801 | Date: Thursday, 2009-02-26, 6:10 AM | Message # 5 |
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| If run is blocked create a bat file using Notepad
saying start command.com and Save As .bat Should open CMD
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| BrettJeffreson | Date: Friday, 2009-02-27, 1:25 AM | Message # 6 |
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| Quote (HaydenJohns) I didn't know that THAT was possible to block. Neither did I until I found it was blocked the other day. Which is when i came up with: Quote (Sk8a_801) If run is blocked create a bat file using Notepad
saying
start command.com
and Save As .bat
Should open CMD Although I will give clearer instruction: In notepad. First line: start command.com Save As: run.bat then run the file and lo and behold, you have command prompt.
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| 56158 | Date: Friday, 2009-02-27, 7:02 AM | Message # 7 |
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| easyer way to get to Command is open C:\WINDOWS\system32 and cmd.exe
I was here,
here I was,
was I here,
Yes I was,
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| Sk8a_801 | Date: Friday, 2009-02-27, 10:00 AM | Message # 8 |
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| Quote (56158) easyer way to get to Command is open C:\WINDOWS\system32 and cmd.exe If your school allows you so much access, wow i wish i was there. Who are you 56158 Added (2009-02-27, 10:00 Am)
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Quote (56158) easyer way to get to Command is open C:\WINDOWS\system32 and cmd.exe If your school allows you so much access, wow i wish i was there. Who are you 56158
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| 56158 | Date: Tuesday, 2009-03-03, 1:40 AM | Message # 9 |
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| Hi i'm Jamo, doing software developement and i go to Bellarine Secondry collage. Added (2009-03-03, 1:40 Am)
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Hi i'm Jamo, doing software developement and i go to Bellarine Secondry collage.
I was here,
here I was,
was I here,
Yes I was,
OR WAS I!!!!!
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| BrettJeffreson | Date: Tuesday, 2009-03-03, 6:41 AM | Message # 10 |
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| Yeah... we aren't allowed to get to the windows folder at school.. I'm surprised you are, I thought the safety issues would have been obvious.
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| 56158 | Date: Wednesday, 2009-03-04, 2:39 AM | Message # 11 |
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| the techs blocked tampering with files but you can still run cmd
they also blocked most commands though so it doesnt matter
I was here,
here I was,
was I here,
Yes I was,
OR WAS I!!!!!
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| HaydenJohns | Date: Wednesday, 2009-03-04, 4:08 AM | Message # 12 |
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| Somewhere on the net is a run command which enables command prompt. I'll see if I can find it.
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| BrettJeffreson | Date: Wednesday, 2009-03-04, 9:25 AM | Message # 13 |
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| never heard of it. besides what were we all planning on doing once we got access to cmd?
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| HaydenJohns | Date: Wednesday, 2009-03-04, 10:14 AM | Message # 14 |
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| ping sites to get around domain blocks
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| Sk8a_801 | Date: Thursday, 2009-03-05, 11:14 AM | Message # 15 |
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| Quote (BrettJeffreson) Although I will give clearer instruction:
In notepad. First line:
start command.com
Save As:
run.bat
then run the file and lo and behold, you have command prompt. Is an easier way then trying to find some secret code to put in run lol
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| BrettJeffreson | Date: Friday, 2009-03-06, 1:28 AM | Message # 16 |
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| Quote (HaydenJohns) ping sites to get around domain blocks A worthy aim lol.
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| HaydenJohns | Date: Friday, 2009-03-06, 10:10 AM | Message # 17 |
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| Quote (Sk8a_801) Is an easier way then trying to find some secret code to put in run lol
But, if I can find the command, it can be saved as a shortcut. Just double-click on opensesame.lnk to enable command prompt.
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| Sk8a_801 | Date: Saturday, 2009-03-07, 1:10 AM | Message # 18 |
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| and so can the .bat file, anyway you do it it'll work. But if you open command the can still be blocks in command. the bat file doesn't have that problem.
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| HaydenJohns | Date: Saturday, 2009-03-07, 4:57 AM | Message # 19 |
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| I'm not sure. All a batch file is is a set of commands it enters into command prompt. They could just as easily be blocked.
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| Sk8a_801 | Date: Sunday, 2009-03-08, 3:11 AM | Message # 20 |
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| yeah, but usually, only the opening of Command is blocked, just because it makes things easier, bat files can be blocked too but it's alotharder, because bat files are administrative files.
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| HaydenJohns | Date: Monday, 2009-03-09, 3:05 AM | Message # 21 |
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| True.
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| Zach | Date: Tuesday, 2009-03-10, 8:01 AM | Message # 22 |
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| command prompt has been blocked at my school
but I don't have any websites that are blocked that I need to visit at school
C:/DOS
C:/DOS RUN
RUN DOS RUN
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| Strider | Date: Tuesday, 2009-03-10, 9:56 AM | Message # 23 |
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| When I say blocked I mean I can't use it, I can load it up but it comes up with command prompt has been disabled by administrators or what not hit enter to exit, also it turns out I can't run .bat files anymore.... I don't think they like me...
If I could pop a file on to one of the servers I could run it from there but I can't get one across >.> terrible people
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| Sk8a_801 | Date: Thursday, 2009-03-12, 5:49 AM | Message # 24 |
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| hmm blocked bat files, thats unlucky, no one but me or brett is smart enough to use them so they don't bother. have you tried running the .Bat file off a usb or CD rather than the computer?
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| jono | Date: Tuesday, 2009-03-17, 6:56 AM | Message # 25 |
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| it sucks when the computer techs at ur school r smart lol. they blocket command prompt, running bat files, myspace, and there is also a "software restriction policy" that stops bat files from running from a usb. they also blocked all the proxy sites and now even hotmail 
Can you be the one to judge it all?
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| Sk8a_801 | Date: Wednesday, 2009-03-18, 1:05 PM | Message # 26 |
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| wow yeah, it does suck, see our IT guy just follows what the annoying It coordinator says and she like no good at following things through so anything to change on the server is very unlikely lol.
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| BrettJeffreson | Date: Thursday, 2009-03-19, 6:38 AM | Message # 27 |
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| Quote (Strider) When I say blocked I mean I can't use it, I can load it up but it comes up with command prompt has been disabled by administrators or what not hit enter to exit, also it turns out I can't run .bat files anymore.... I don't think they like me...
If I could pop a file on to one of the servers I could run it from there but I can't get one across >.> terrible people If you can run a .bat file off your usb, your problem is solved lol... but if not... thats unlucky. however you could try another system file, there are a few, do some research into what can do what, goes for you too jono.
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| Christos | Date: Sunday, 2009-03-22, 7:12 AM | Message # 28 |
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| How do i get into the RUN command? because i cant even access that.. i made a .bat file but it opens the run command thingy for .5 seconds then turns it off lol. AHHH soooo annoying -.-
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| Dr4c0nius | Date: Monday, 2009-03-23, 9:52 AM | Message # 29 |
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| As a note, i have been informed by a mate who goes to another school that if you cannot run executable files from a flash drive and have some reason for not wanting/being unable to put them on the computer/network, you can run them from inside a network. As another note, if the internet settings in IE has been disabled you can get into it by opening the phishing settings. Does anyone know of any way to circumvent blue reef sonar? Its got a list of proxies that is incredibly complete, it blocks by ip address and it will not allow any application except IE to reach the internet. We can run programs (but they are blocked by the default windows firewall and can't reach the network), we can access regedit (  ) and command prompt. And .bat files. Also, the technicians tend to leave the wiring cabinets open. Our previous school IT guy (who just left) got his job by taking down the network for several days and subsequently got offered a job. The new ones are pretty bad, but the system already in place seems solid. The only idea ive got at the moment is getting into IEs settings, setting up a vpn to my home computer and running a proxy on that, which is a bit complicated.
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| Eppsi | Date: Tuesday, 2009-03-24, 3:32 AM | Message # 30 |
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| ping command is somehow blocked by the education department on all computers accessing the schools network
it even blocks my laptop when i plug in
so this idea doesnt work at my school
Real programmers don't comment their code. If it was hard to write it should be hard to understand.
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| Sk8a_801 | Date: Tuesday, 2009-03-24, 9:15 AM | Message # 31 |
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| yeah that VPN from home is a good idea,Sonar is a really persistantly annoying program because it is on the web server rather then the computer so you have to alter the setting from there making it difficult to do without the admin password.
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| snowmansam2009 | Date: Tuesday, 2009-06-16, 9:05 AM | Message # 32 |
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| when i first read these comments, I was real sceptical, then, i went out and tried Quote (BrettJeffreson) start command.com
Save As:
run.bat
then run the file and lo and behold, you have command prompt. didn't realise how easy it was to get around those admin blocks or you could just try: C:\WINDOWS\system32\command.com if cmd.exe doesn't work
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| dinaomar | Date: Monday, 2014-01-20, 6:43 PM | Message # 33 |
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| I've been able to bypass any blocked websites at my school using this VPN
software freely https://www.iwasel.com/en/ . It is the best way to
open blocked websites everywhere.
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