What is the best website to use to bypass firewalls?
535201
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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My personal favorite is Zonelabs ZoneAlarm Pro.. but just get the firewall pro.. they have different versions that come with antivirus and antispyware programs... but just the Firewall is all you really want from them.
191171
use a firewall like zonealarm . it is a freeware but very powerful
125418
Depending upon your needs, the options range from quite simple to substantially more complex. If you just need a simple host-based software firewall, there are a number of good ones. Good free firewalls I've used include Zone Alarm, Sygate, Kerio, Outpost, and Ghostwall. If you're not opposed to getting your hands a little dirty with networking, I prefer wipfw. On my Windows boxes wipfw is the only firewall I use. Very effective, but definitely not for the timid. If you're using Linux, the iptables firewall is definitely the route to go. If your needs are a little more complex and you have an old computer lying around, you can install something like Smoothwall or IPCop and use the old PC as your firewall. I've used both and they work very well. They're both relatively easy to setup, but you'll definitely want to follow one of the step-by-step guides the first time you do it.
110788
You can't if he has it blocked on the firewall server, the only way you can bypass it is get a proxy server address or get to the internet from a machine in the DMZ.
781093
I use avg free 7.5 anti- virus and comodo free firewall these are much better to use.\n\n\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/freeweb.php/doc/2/\n\nhttp://www.comodo.com\n\nHope that this helps you!
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none of them ..\ni prefer to stay on windows firewall and to know exactly what am doing and where am entering .. no need to be pc pro !\nfor me - i have nod32 antivirus .. and firewall turned off - but i know what to download and how to manage my computer .\njust stay away from untrusted sites ..
362645
firewalled and password protected
1100546
Use a port scanner. The firewall might block icmp traffic but not other ports / protocolls like file / print shares, web (port 80) and so on...\n\nThere are lots of port scanners out there, one of my favorites because very lightweight and user friendly is SuperScan4\n\nhttp://www.foundstone.com/resources/proddesc/superscan4.htm
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Thinkgeek.com has something called the Stingray Firewall - it's a hardware firewall that learns what to block in a very intelligent manner. It will not get in the way of games, web browsing, or other normal internet activity; it will stop all intruders like a brick wall that's been set on fire. Setup is ridiculously easy, just plug in all the right stuff and you're good to go.
201003
There is a saying that goes "prevention is better than cure". A firewall in layman terms is essentially a program wich filters network data to decide whether or not to forward them to their destination or to deny it. Well, getting to the point there are good free firewalls, such as:\n-sygate\n-zone alarm\n-xp\nsome other are also very good but are not for free, but you can make the download with emule:\n-Black Ice defender\n-Lockdown 2000\nok?
349609
yes, you can use a "tunneling" softwarte, like httpport or hopster (www.hopster.com)
646989
Get an application based firewall like zonealarm. \nhttp://www.zonelabs.com/
489218
turn off your firewall
24671
Two possibilities come to mind:  IPv6 or SSL tunnel.  I have no direct experience with either, however.\n\nAccording to the speaker at a Linux talk on IPv6 I ttended a year+ ago, quite a few firewalls fail to do anything with (or even recognize) IPv6 packets.  You might find that you can poke right through without hindrance.\n\nA more "traditional" approach is an SSL tunnel/gateway, which is roughly what the other respondent suggested.  You set up a special server on  your home machine or some other external box to which you have access, and it acts as a proxy and connects your tunneled packet stream to the host and port of your choosing.  One example I saw in 2002 or so was called Bouncer; it was available only as binaries, but Linux, Win32 and Solaris versions were available.  Unfortunately the site no longer exists, but you can read up on it at the Internet Archive links below, and a search for the specific filenames may still turn up hits out there somewhere.
567216
In internet explorer, look under [Tools]  [Internet Options] [Security]  and you cablock them there, or better yet, get a firewall
498323
well its very difficult to bypass firewall\nyou have to find a bug in their firewall\nand their is no other way as they are meant for stopping these things