Any good proxies to bypass school blocks?

If it's really a DNS issue, attempt to go to http://209.120.211.120. It should let you go through since it's only checking for the name zelaron.com and not the IP.

If it's still being blocked, try http://www.ec.com.my/webproxy/nph-proxy.pl . You should be able to go in from there, unless they blacklisted THAT as well.

they did blacklist most proxy sites

But, can you "ping 209.120.211.120" from the command prompt and get a response?

check this out, i can't get a command prompt from any ways described here, or the ways that i know of. i also did that gpedit.msc thing from a .bat and still no dice. any way to get around this crap? winXP pro. i don't think they have any networking software. they use just winXP to restrict things.

i was thinking maybe if someone had a registry key i could import to enable command prompt, i would do that. and then i thought, nevermind, because they probably have that disabled too. :/

basically, there's no way around this. is there?

They don't have ANY networking software, not even Novell? Odd.

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If you have a 2000 disk, you can boot from that, go into the Recovery Console, and type

net user Administrator 12345

That'll set the Administrator password to 12345, allowing you to log in locally as Administrator with the password of 12345. (This only works with a 2000 disk, the XP disk requires the Administrator password to log into the Recovery Console.) Of course, you might get in trouble if you're caught changing the Administrator password..



You can also try going in through MSPaint and browsing to C:\Windows\System32, and open CMD.EXE from there (you'll have to right-click, obviously.) This is pretty much the standard way around stuff - they'll block Explorer, but not MSPaint.

i can open cmd.exe no problem, using bat files. it's just when i open it, i get a big ugly message saying "your administrator has disabled the use of the command prompt".

also, if there's nothing in the task bar, and i can't alt+ctrl+del, how do i tell if there is other network software on the computer?

What do you log into? I'm going to assume either a Novell Client (network) or a simple Windows prompt (local), but I have no idea what you're on..

If it's local, you may very well be locked down tightly, to the point where there's no way around it without the admin password.

(Of course, if they're not using gpedit or anything, you might want to try Safe Mode)

Hey bluecube

I pinged zelaorn.coma nd type the url in http://IP form

but theres a problem.....that IP is for the www.zelaron.com website, and that website redirects to www.zelaron.com/forum , I tried to ping www.zelaron.com/forum but it didnt work....whats the forum Ip?

its windows 2003 server that they run on, and i login using the winXP local login.

listen up, my school has a tight policy with the computers and and if i'm caught doing anything even remotely threatening i could lose my privilages for the rest of the year, plus possible suspension/expulsion. there's gotta be a way around that crap.

how do i tell if they can log/are logging that kind of stuff? (websites visited, bad logon attempts)

are there any default user accounts that i can try to log on that have high access rights?

My damn cisco class won't leme get fearofmidgets working...GAYYYYYYYYYYYY FUCKERSW

Hey bluecube I pinged zelaorn.coma nd type the url in http://IP form but theres a problem.....that IP is for the www.zelaron.com website, and that website redirects to www.zelaron.com/forum , I tried to ping www.zelaron.com/forum but it didnt work....whats the forum Ip?

http://209.120.211.120/forum

its windows 2003 server that they run on, and i login using the winXP local login. listen up, my school has a tight policy with the computers and and if i'm caught doing anything even remotely threatening i could lose my privilages for the rest of the year, plus possible suspension/expulsion. there's gotta be a way around that crap. how do i tell if they can log/are logging that kind of stuff? (websites visited, bad logon attempts) are there any default user accounts that i can try to log on that have high access rights?

Administrator, which requires a password to log in (or you can go into safe mode and attempt an Administrator login from there), that works - unless they disabled Administrator entirely.

You do need some rights to change settings and such, and I wouldn't recommend installing a keylogger or anything because it's probably being scanned remotely (and you might just get a teacher's login - they have almost no rights whatsoever in a normal enviroment, because they would just screw things up.)

Ours is setup so where you can logon to the network, or this computer. If you select this comuter. We can select Administrator and hit enter, we haven't entered passwords for our school.

But that's shortly about to change.

And on our teacher's machines, they're login is their first two initials, and their last name. (Ex: Jeff Rodgers Bagwell = JRbagwell) and the password would be the same, you can try that.

http://209.120.211.120/forum

i dont thinkt hat works in command prompt...

No, but it works in the browser directly.. just test it from home. (You can actually just click the link to see how it looks, though you may need to log in again)

Im ninja Posting at school right now...thx bluecube

Heh, my school is pretty smart in their blockings.

1) The BIOS is locked so booting from CDs won't be possible. Unless I drain the battery, but at that point I might as well take the computer home.

2) All internet connections go through the main switch and then into a district proxy. (Running SQUID) And it first blocks anything not on port 80. Then blocks anything on its blocked word list, which include "Gamez, and forum"

3) Everything else is managed by Novell, I'll come back with a version number later so may be more information can be gathered.

4) There is a monitoring program called LANSchool, but that's no problem, because I've already figured out the packet patterns and the process it is in. I usually kill the process and use my own coded program to monitor others and cause havoc. And since I do not have the process running, my computer isn't listed in the Adminstrative list, and the teacher notices nothing

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That's some pretty smart shit if you ask me

Heh, my school is pretty smart in their blockings. 1) The BIOS is locked so booting from CDs won't be possible. Unless I drain the battery, but at that point I might as well take the computer home. 2) All internet connections go through the main switch and then into a district proxy. (Running SQUID) And it first blocks anything not on port 80. Then blocks anything on its blocked word list, which include "Gamez, and forum" 3) Everything else is managed by Novell, I'll come back with a version number later so may be more information can be gathered. 4) There is a monitoring program called LANSchool, but that's no problem, because I've already figured out the packet patterns and the process it is in. I usually kill the process and use my own coded program to monitor others and cause havoc. And since I do not have the process running, my computer isn't listed in the Adminstrative list, and the teacher notices nothing ----------------------------------- That's some pretty smart shit if you ask me

what own coded program is it? you must send!