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Published on 25/09/2008
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Moving to new server (again)
In the last week our network has become too slow, so we are again moving to brand new high-performance server…
The move will be finished in a day or two, and as a benefit all our proxy’s will get a new IP.
Posted under SKLnetwork info
Published on 03/06/2009
Moving to new server
If you are using one of our proxy, maybe you have noticed downtime or slow website loading…
It’s because we are moving our network to a new faster and stronger server…
The move will be finished in a day or two, as a result our proxyes will be faster and will receive a new/different IP address,
Thanks for your support,
Maurizio
Posted under SKLnetwork info
Published on 27/03/2009
Added two new pr0xies
Our network has two new additions:
http://sklaid.info
http://sklunblock.info
Posted under SKLnetwork info
Published on 27/10/2008
New proxy added
We added a new free web proxy to our network.
Check it out at http://sklgo.info
Posted under SKLnetwork info
Published on 20/10/2008
How to unblock a website
There could be two different ways that you are being blocked from accessing a website:
- the website itself could be blocking you or
- some content filter could block you from accessing a website
Unblocking Websites That Are Blocking You
Most websites that block people’s access does it by blocking a specific IP address or range of IP addresses. This type of block is designed to block where you are coming from. For example some websites could blocks access to entire countries. The way to get around this type of block is to change your IP address, either permanently or temporarily.
Unblocking Websites That You Are Blocked From
More often, your access to websites, such as MySpace, will be blocked by a “content filter” on your network. Content filters are popular in schools, businesses, and on some public access networks. Content filters block access to websites which are considered undesirable, because they contain content that people don’t want you to see, or at least don’t want you to see right then.
Most schools block access to MySpace, because it can distract students from their studies. Content filters typically block pornography, to keep it out of schools and workplaces. Other content which is commonly filtered includes websites about drugs, politics, religion, gambling, hacking, and entertainment.
The best and fastest way to get around both type of block is to use an anonymous web proxy.
Posted under proxy101
Published on 02/10/2008
Websense 101
How can I Bypass Websense?
Many businesses and government institutions use a content filtering program such as Websense to keep employees from visiting certain websites while at work. These programs can either prohibit the use of certain websites or monitor all of the sites that employees do visit while in the office. Websense is designed to block websites in several categories, such as adult material, entertainment, drugs, games, sports, internet communication, peer-to-peer file sharing, gambling, instant messaging, health, illegal, shopping, job search, internet telephony, religion, special events, travel, violence, weapons, advertisements, freeware and software download, pay-to-surf, malicious websites, and many more.
Posted under websense
Published on 23/09/2008
What is anonymous surfing?
Anonymous surfing, or browsing, is simply browsing the internet with most of your identity hidden. This can be accomplished by using an anonymous browser based proxy or web proxy. These are websites you can use to input the web page you wish to visit, and the service will take you to that webpage with information such as the location of your computer and your IP address hidden from the web page.
Posted under proxy101
Published on 18/09/2008
How does a proxy server work?
When you use a web proxy to connect to certain website URL, your browser never connects to that website URL directly. Instead, it always connects to the proxy server, and asks it to get the website for you.
A proxy server receives from you a request for an internet service, such as a request for a webpage. The proxy server looks in its local cache of previously downloaded web pages. If it finds the page, it returns it to you without needing to forward the request to the Internet. If the page is not in the cache, the proxy server, acting as a client, requests the page from the internet. When the page is returned, the proxy server forwards it to you.
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Posted under proxy101
Published on 16/09/2008
How does a web proxy work?
A network bans a website either by its IP, its domain name or part of it.
When using a web proxy, your network can see only the web proxy name and address and not the actual destination of the user. A web proxy site loads the desired destination address and displays it to you as it was part of the web proxy site. The admin of the network will think everything is fine and you are free to reach the site that is banned.
The only thing that might happen is that the admin ban the web proxy as well, but this is not a big deal either. Hundreds of web proxies exist, just switch to a new one and you are ready to visit the banned site again.
Posted under proxy101
Published on 11/09/2008
Web based proxy
A web based proxy is a web site service that allows you to get around your internet provider and browse the internet using the proxy website. All you need to do is type the website address you would like to visit in the form they provide, and start browsing. Once you keep browsing using that form, you are protected and your real IP address is not known to the web sites you visit and therefore cannot be logged.
Posted under proxy101
Published on 11/09/2008
