does any body now of good ways to bypass firewalls because theive installe a new firewall at school and my old ways dono't work anymore lol.
Thanks in advance,
Jules
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Kemp
Re:firewalls
Surely if there was an easy way to bypass them then it would defeat the whole point of having one 
I guess it depends on what particular firewall they're using and what things you want to sneak past it.
I guess it depends on what particular firewall they're using and what things you want to sneak past it.-
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Re:firewalls
* Using standard ports for non-standard purposes? (like having a Quake server running on port 80)
* Using a friend machine to relay your protocol (like running a ssh daemon at home, connect there with the 'tunnel' feature and have connect to IRC on localhost:1234 rather than on somewhere.net:666 and let your PC at home forward any packet received on localhost:1234 towards somewhere.net:666 and vice-versa).
* Knowing of some "open" ports on the firewall and listen to that rather than on your default port.
That's more "ways to live behind a firewall" than "ways to bypass" the firewall ... running kazaa at school would be a BadIdea(tm), no ? be it a firewalled or not ...
* Using a friend machine to relay your protocol (like running a ssh daemon at home, connect there with the 'tunnel' feature and have connect to IRC on localhost:1234 rather than on somewhere.net:666 and let your PC at home forward any packet received on localhost:1234 towards somewhere.net:666 and vice-versa).
* Knowing of some "open" ports on the firewall and listen to that rather than on your default port.
That's more "ways to live behind a firewall" than "ways to bypass" the firewall ... running kazaa at school would be a BadIdea(tm), no ? be it a firewalled or not ...