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    All url ports blocked at work..

    Hey guys, so I was wonering if you can give me some help.

    Im at work, and I want to vnc to my computer at home, the issue is, if the URL has a port in it.. it blocks the site! so 123.12.12.123:5100 is blocked because it has a port..

    How is it possible to make it so I can just go to a URL, even a sub domain or something, and make it get the content? it pretty much just looks at the URL.

    So I want to hide that it has the port.. any ideas?

    No-ip.com doesnt work

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    Re: All url ports blocked at work..

    Most organizations block all non-common ports. This is actually to protect users from getting unwanted viruses and accessing sites they are not suppose to (and wasting time/money). With that being said you can use SSH to tunnel, that is, send all of your traffic through your SSH connection which then allows you to access any website. A SSH tunnel acts like a proxy connection except on port 22. This port is generally not blocked.

    Other options include using port 80 proxies or search on google for "tor" network. You can get plugins for FireFox that utilize the tor network and give you access to all sites. Make sure you set the port to 80 in the tor settings.

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