PierreB wrote:
ssh tunnel I have to admit that I have no idea what you are talking about but I've often thought of tunneling out of the office, Great Escape style.
Just google "proxy servers." There are hundreds upon hundreds of sites that allow one to circumvent the little roadblocks that companies like to throw up. The tech guy at our work has unfortunately found an excellent type of software that can't be hacked. No way, no how. Dammit.
PierreB wrote:
ssh tunnel I have to admit that I have no idea what you are talking about but I've often thought of tunneling out of the office, Great Escape style.
Basically means that you re-route all your traffic through ssh via a server setup on the other side. Kinda like proxies, but encrypted.
My brother was able to tunnel through my server from work in the states with all traffic blocked, Saudi Arabia, and even played World of Warcraft, abeit a bit choppy.
Unless your IT dept. opens connection to only pre-approved sites / ports / protocols and block the rest, it's pretty hard to block everything.
Dooood lighten up; there are definite times where you have things called breaks... I hear those are for time when your not working but I'm not really sure...
I am the manager and the IT guy at our office.....the deal is I really don't even want to know what my guys are doing with their unblocked internet. I'm sure I would just get pissed and someone would get fired.
Oh well.... I guess I have to pick my battles.
syke wrote:
I am the manager and the IT guy at our office.....the deal is I really don't even want to know what my guys are doing with their unblocked internet. I'm sure I would just get pissed and someone would get fired.
Oh well.... I guess I have to pick my battles.
I have to admit that I have no idea what you are talking about but I've often thought of tunneling out of the office, Great Escape style.
