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6th Jun 2009, 06:57
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I'm currently in China for vacation, and due to really silly government regulations, all Chinese-manufactured networking devices like modems and such has a firewall that prevents access to any popular foreign sites like youtube.
Does anyone know how to permanently disable these firewalls (software methods, I don't think I want to or know how to take apart the modem or anything)? Proxy only provides a temporary solution, and since proxy does not allow downloads, it still does not solve the problem since I can't even access file sharing sites such as mediafire. Thanks. |
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6th Jun 2009, 07:02
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Just Enjoy your vacation
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6th Jun 2009, 07:04
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Really detailed, informative and helpful post. *Claps*
+1 post count. |
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6th Jun 2009, 08:21
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The answer is still the same > http://www.computer-juice.com/forums...t-proxy-23542/
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Hack the Chinese government, otherwise you'll have to put up with it or use a proxy. The firewall is at data center level. Not your hardware level. My System: Hybr!d
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6th Jun 2009, 15:10
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Ahhhh the Great Firewall Of China.
I've never experience it but I hear it is a PITA. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interne...ublic_of_China Theres no easy way around it, except for setting up a VPN back home and sending everything over that I guess. Sorry I have no other suggestions.
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