How can i bypass websence to open the restricted sites?
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Answer / vik
To bypass a well defined websense appliance, you can try
using an Internet proxy service by setting IE to point to a
proxy server. If that doesn't work, you can try to hard
code another IP address- but you would have to have some
skills on how to set this and know which IP's are not
assigned dynamically on your network.
If the policy is well defined and the appliance is setup
properly, it should be such that you can't get around it.
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Answer / alok
You can Bypasss any security If there is no HTTPS security
because some proxy sites use the HTTPS port and provide the
user an alternate solution via their Proxy sites.there is a
several Proxy sites like Kproxy, dynapass etc .....
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Answer / nimesh maru
You do not want to access something that is restricted.
There is the reason the site would be restricted. If you
really want to visit the site and it is not malicious or
harmful then you should contact the appropriate group in
your organization and request them to open the site or
unblock/whitelist the site with valid Business
justification(reason) and your managers approval.
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