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Kazaa through firewalls
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paf
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11. March 2003 @ 01:56 |
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Hi,
I have a problem connecting to kazaa due to the firewall in my university. Can anyone help me tunnel through the firewall?
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monzaman
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11. March 2003 @ 02:42 |
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NO!
Are you effin stupid
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11. March 2003 @ 17:02 |
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You do realise you can get kicked out right??? Well just letting you know!! You could try a proxy server, I wont tell you exactly how to set one up on kazaa but ill show you a list of proxies, chances are one just might work and some of these are very fast proxies! http://www.proxy4free.com
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monzaman
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11. March 2003 @ 17:16 |
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paf
Your risking PRISON man. UNi's do research costing 100's of millions of pounds, ignore what Dela says, at the least you will F UP your entire future (No Uni will accept you) if your caught then MAJOR prison sentences if convicted.
Its NOT worth it for a few MP3's or movies (probably effed up anyway)
Get your own BB or club in with some mates!!!
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paf
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12. March 2003 @ 01:59 |
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I'm in a UK uni we don't have those stupid american university rules against hacking. The worse that can happen is that I will be banned by the computer services. But it will never happen.
If there is a way you can help me, please do. Or else I thank you anyway.
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12. March 2003 @ 06:47 |
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ignore what Dela says
It's up to him, and it aint my fault if he does get past the firewall. if he had used a search engine he would only get the same info from other forums, that proxys are often used to bypass uni firewalls!
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mb68uk
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12. March 2003 @ 06:56 |
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I'm in the UK and my uni has only recently blocked P2P applications as they were taking up too much bandwidth, however I've got Kazaa-Lite to work using HTTP-Tunnel:
See: http://www.http-tunnel.com
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12. March 2003 @ 07:03 |
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mb68uk, do you use the free version or have you registered for premium service because I heard the speed is very slow when you use it free!
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monzaman
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12. March 2003 @ 07:31 |
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Dela
I was more concerned over what he was going to let in on an open port!!
MONZ
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12. March 2003 @ 07:33 |
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spose, but id say he would have been alright!
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mb68uk
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12. March 2003 @ 08:45 |
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I'm only using the free service, maximum download speed I've seen is 10Kb/sec but ok for MP3 and faster than what I'm used to back home on 64K ISDN. I tried a previous version of HTTP-Tunnel with a crack but couldn't connect to the HTTP-Tunnel servers (received 'parameter incorrect') so gave up on that!
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12. March 2003 @ 09:58 |
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i see i heard the subscription server was fast!
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mb68uk
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12. March 2003 @ 23:01 |
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Dela,
Yes the paid service is fast, the speed of <10KB/sec I quoted for downloads was using the free service.
HTTP-Tunnel claim the free service operates at 1.5KB/sec and the paid service at 34.47 KB/sec (23x faster)
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13. March 2003 @ 08:24 |
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lol, well thats good!
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nathanp
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15. March 2003 @ 21:14 |
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I don't see how you could go to prisin just for changing one setting in a little bitty program in your computer. Here's how to do it.
In Internet Explorer, click tools, internet options, connections tab, lan settings, if it isn't cheched, check "use a proxy server for your lan", click the advanced button and type in the proxy info in the HTTP box and the port in the PORT box. You can find the proxy and port at freepublicproxies.com. Thats it! You have no more restrictions.(if it doesn't work, you probly got a bad proxy server. Try a different one. The odds are not good that you'll get 2 bad ones in a row.
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16. March 2003 @ 09:14 |
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That wouldnt work in most cases, well it shouldnt anyway because it would use the proxy only for http settings, youneed to find a socks 5 proxy and put its settings in kazaa. However the firewall would probably just block kazaa.exe in the first place so it wouldnt reach the proxy anyway! Therefore the type of progs to look forare ones that simulate a socks 5 proxy and turn kazaa traffic into http traffic!
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