Way to get around restricted WiFi acces
 

I need to use fb and apps at school without data. Can anybody help?

Tip- VPN's are blocked

hotspot

Squid proxy woo. Or ssh tunnel woo.

Proxy usually does the trick

Not all VPNs can be blocked. Just gotta find the ones that aren't.

The protocols are what are likely blocked, or at least their specific ports which they operate on. (L2TP, PPTP, etc)

There are a few ways to get around the firewalls, depending on what methods they are using for security. Common evasions could be using a platform such as TeamViewer to remotely connect to a computer at home or using web engines where the web content is rendered at another website (check out https://www.filterbypass.me/).


Squid proxy wouldn't really be applicable here as it is designed for caching and filtering, and an ssh tunnel may work but would only provide ssh-grade access. SSH is generally used to provide bash access, yet he'd need something to at the very least cache web content then forward it to his client. Am I misunderstanding the purpose of either of these?


Honestly, I'd suggest just using your data and tether it to your computer via a hotspot or similar. If it's necessary for something at school, you can always contact the network admin or publish a ticket to have the website unblocked, or if it's not appropriate to request, it's likely not appropriate to evade security protocols just to reach. Just use a hotspot / your own data, don't hijack your school's.

Uh ssh tunnel allows full access bro

SSH allows access to a desktop environment? What sorcery is this?


EDIT:

This is magical: http://askubuntu.com/questions/30401...ng-through-ssh

Try setting up something like remote desktop over ssh if you can. Might require a bit more advanced knowledge.

If you type in the url Https:// then the website that sometimes works. It did at our school

i just stole my teacher's login info l0l

I tried alot of them like openvpn and vpn one click. It said they couldn't connect to server. I even tried just getting an app that could hide my IP and still make it a private connection but it didn't work.

I'll try doing all this stuff, when I found a computer that had staff wireless WiFi on it I went into connections>properties>security>show password, but it was protected and showed a long list of numbers and signs.

The school I go to has had alot of time to figure out how to make things strictly educational, we use iPads in school.

Tried "SSH Tunnel" it said needs root (jailbreak)

Thats data you genius

Create a google account at home, and download DotVPN.
Once you sign in to your google account at school you'll have all your bookmarks and applications meaning you can use your VPN.

My high school has WiFi that scans everything before you go on it. It blocked all web proxies. I can have an app version but it won't connect to its server.

Webbypassme is blocked due to "violation of code: Web proxies"

Thanks anyway

Quit the forums like you did graal. Do it.

Make your own SSL VPN.

Due to this thread, I was seeking out ways to get passed my school's WiFi, out of intellectual curiosity. I figured that since SSL is what HTTPS uses (and schools generally won't block HTTPS), you can use that as your VPN protocol. They won't be able to distinguish your traffic from standard HTTPS traffic.

I setup my own Raspberry Pi VPN, but you can either use a third party VPN, or make your own. I honestly recommend making your own, as you're guaranteed the security, but that's just me.

OpenVPN provides a client called Private Tunnel which lets you connect to the Internet with any of their private VPNs, providing the IPs are not blocked by your school. You can try downloading Private Tunnel and see if it works.

https://openvpn.net/

Otherwise, I recommend setting up your own server, if you have the time. I followed this tremendously helpful guide on how to setup my own Raspberry Pi VPN. Check it out: http://readwrite.com/2014/04/10/rasp...e-web-browsing

Use data.

I make my own decisions thanks, how about you piss off?

Thank you! I tried putting an s after the http but its still blocked I'll record my problems and give a link to the video so you guys can see exactly what I'm talking about.

You sure? Visit https://google.com on your school's internet.

Edit: You can also host a VPN on port 80, which will not be blocked, so you can try that too. I recommend reading this link. https://www.bestvpn.com/blog/5919/ho...-introduction/

This. Basically, don't be a teet because somebody on the other end will have to deal with it.

Adding an S didn't work

Look for VPNs hosted on port 80. That's all I can recommend. Otherwise, don't bother.