It blocks me from going to sites like MySpace, and fantasy sports.
12 Comments
Josh B
on
June 10th, 2009 at 4:13 pm
Companies put blocks on certain websites for a reason. Trying to bypass work and/or school filters can (and most likely will) result in a serious penalty. Keep in mind that they can see EVERYTHING you do on your computer.
sassyfra
on
June 10th, 2009 at 4:13 pm
I checked on that once. I didn’t go through with it though, I wanted to be able to pay my rent!
Vinod V
on
June 10th, 2009 at 4:13 pm
If the company blocks dont use them there, if ur caught that wil not be good…
Bill M
on
June 10th, 2009 at 4:13 pm
Circumventing Internet access control systems with web proxies to access unauthorized web sites is a violation of company computer usage policy. You can get fired when you get caught. Use company computers for work and myspace will be there when you get home. Do you really want your boss and IT administrators knowing what you are posting on myspace anyway? Don’t risk your job on something as retarded as myspace.
tw0cl0n3
on
June 10th, 2009 at 4:13 pm
You can’t and don’t try. Should you even try, it may be grounds for termination. There are alarms set for anyone that tries to tamper with security settings (and that is considered a security setting) where admins are notified of who is tampering and what they are tampering with. Is what your trying to do worth your job?
stephen_
on
June 10th, 2009 at 4:13 pm
i wouldnt recommend snooping around. they can see that and it will get you in trouble
Jarien
on
June 10th, 2009 at 4:13 pm
You *could* look for a proxy server.
I highly do NOT recommend it. Circumventing the company security software can get you fired, automatically, no questions asked and no appeal. It’s misuse of company resources. They don’t want you to go to those sites and waste company time… and they’re serious about it if they’ve got them blocked.
Also, if they’re serious enough to block those sites, they’re serious enough to check to see who is connecting to proxy servers too. So don’t think you won’t get caught.
mistab42
on
June 10th, 2009 at 4:13 pm
it’s easy just use a proxy, the best part is your company cant see what sites you visit! here is a good one http://www.cutclass.info
thenotch
on
June 10th, 2009 at 4:13 pm
Talk to your IT staff.
They apparently want you working and not screwing off at non-work related sites.
Respect that… You could be fired for not following their network usage rules.
golfengi
on
June 10th, 2009 at 4:13 pm
Doh! Get back to work
Josh S
on
June 10th, 2009 at 4:13 pm
P2P sites like myspace are a breeding ground for viruses and spyware. That’s why you’re company has blocked them. I wouldn’t suggest getting on them at work, but if you’re going to do so, it’s better than doing it at home. Do some research in these forums. This question has been asked numerous times.
Companies put blocks on certain websites for a reason. Trying to bypass work and/or school filters can (and most likely will) result in a serious penalty. Keep in mind that they can see EVERYTHING you do on your computer.
I checked on that once. I didn’t go through with it though, I wanted to be able to pay my rent!
If the company blocks dont use them there, if ur caught that wil not be good…
Circumventing Internet access control systems with web proxies to access unauthorized web sites is a violation of company computer usage policy. You can get fired when you get caught. Use company computers for work and myspace will be there when you get home. Do you really want your boss and IT administrators knowing what you are posting on myspace anyway? Don’t risk your job on something as retarded as myspace.
You can’t and don’t try. Should you even try, it may be grounds for termination. There are alarms set for anyone that tries to tamper with security settings (and that is considered a security setting) where admins are notified of who is tampering and what they are tampering with. Is what your trying to do worth your job?
i wouldnt recommend snooping around. they can see that and it will get you in trouble
You *could* look for a proxy server.
I highly do NOT recommend it. Circumventing the company security software can get you fired, automatically, no questions asked and no appeal. It’s misuse of company resources. They don’t want you to go to those sites and waste company time… and they’re serious about it if they’ve got them blocked.
Also, if they’re serious enough to block those sites, they’re serious enough to check to see who is connecting to proxy servers too. So don’t think you won’t get caught.
it’s easy just use a proxy, the best part is your company cant see what sites you visit! here is a good one http://www.cutclass.info
Talk to your IT staff.
They apparently want you working and not screwing off at non-work related sites.
Respect that… You could be fired for not following their network usage rules.
Doh! Get back to work
P2P sites like myspace are a breeding ground for viruses and spyware. That’s why you’re company has blocked them. I wouldn’t suggest getting on them at work, but if you’re going to do so, it’s better than doing it at home. Do some research in these forums. This question has been asked numerous times.
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