If you can not access a site because of limited / blocked by your ISP or network administrator, the user will have difficulties in accessing sites that are in the block.
Below there are several ways that you can try to access sites blocked.
1. Using the IP address
When an application is used only to block the domain name only (eg www.google.com), this can disiasati using the IP address of the site for google for example: http://209.85.171.99/).
To find out the IP address of a site, we can try to ping the site. I go to command prompt (Start> Run> type: cmd> Enter) and type ping nama_situs.com and press enter. So the IP address appears akan site.
2. Using the Proxy Browser
There are many free proxy which you can find on the internet, some sites that you can use for free:
http://www.freshproxylist.org
http://www.samair.ru
http://www.freshproxylist.net
http://www.freshproxylist.com
http://www.proxynext.com
Once you select a proxy from the site above, you configure your browser to use the proxy.
3. Using the Short URL Service
Other ways you can do is to make use url shortening services such as:
http://www.tinyurl.com
http://www.moourl.com
http://www.snipurl.com
http://www.shorturl.com
4. Using the Online Archive and Cache
Some search engines such as Google and Yahoo keep craw of many popular sites can still see the contents of the site even though the original has been blocked or even removed.
Click the link titled 'cached' then we'll be taken to a page from the cache search engine (if stored).
5. Using Anonymizer Service
Using the anonymizer service, the IP address and other information that you will not be known by the sites you visit.
Most services like this is, but there are some that are still available for free such as:
http://www.anonymouse.org
http://www.dailybestlinks.com
http://www.youhide.com
http://www.youhide.info
Saturday, April 4, 2009
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