restricted access

[Guest]

In my company i can only access some alowed sites. I´d like to know how to
bypass this restriction, and use messenger

 

[Jack \(MVP-Networking\).]

Hi
Hmm... I work very hard to secure systems, and help in recovery of systems
that were compromised.
So, it just not make sense that I would help you in contributing to these
problems.
Jack (MVP-Networking).

 

[Richard G. Harper]

Talk to the folks who run your company network. If there are legitimate
reasons you need this I'm sure something can be worked out.

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[Guest]

If your company allows you to browse web sites then you'll be able to use MSN
Messenger through a proxy server.

With a quick Google search I was able to locate quite a few resources for
free proxy servers that you can use. You'll find the configuration options
for proxies in MSN Messenger under Tools->Options->Connections->Advanced
Settings (based on Messenger v7.0).

You should be extra careful when you use free proxy servers though. Any
conversation you have over Messenger can be seen by the owner of the proxy
server.

I would recommend against doing this. Your question was not, "Should I
bypass my company's firewall to use Messenger". So this answer was provided.

Sorry Jack (MVP-Networking)...
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