Websense

[AceKQJT]

I don't know if this is on-topic here. Sorry in advance if it isn't...

I need to get around "websense". I have thought about 1 way of doing it by hosting a "portal" webpage. Then I could "surf" through the portal without Websense locking me out. Is there an easier way of doing it, perhaps a script file that can re-write the title info for a website or something of that nature?

Any info, insight, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Casey

[Spota]

Set up a proxy at home or remote control your home PC.

[BBill]

I hear anonymous web based proxy servers are the way to do it.
Anonymous proxy servers

I have not had the need to use these but I understand they work as explained.

[golfinguy5]

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Set up a proxy at home or remote control your home PC.

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www.logmein.com

[jdog1999]

Websense has a long list on known Anonymous proxy servers. If possible you should setup your own proxy server. You will need dynamic DNS or a static IP address. If you a linux fan squid proxy is fairly easy to set up and free.

[AceKQJT]

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Websense has a long list on known Anonymous proxy servers. If possible you should setup your own proxy server. You will need dynamic DNS or a static IP address. If you a linux fan squid proxy is fairly easy to set up and free.

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Yeah, a ggod friend has a Linux-based web server with ton of BW that he doesn't mind me using. I guess I'll just go that route.

Thanks to everyone for the replies

Casey