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Access Restricted Sites And Internet From Lan Office School college!!!

How to access the protected and so called phished out sites in a college sub network or office sub network....Also access the Google Talk and Yahoo and any messenger and chatting softwares?

Lets say that your behind a firewall in a lan subnet in which your college school or office provides u internet but with restricted sites...i.e u can't open any other site except those allowed. Use a software to access sites out of restriction by a software named Ultrasurf. Its completely automatic and actually works....Colleges try to block this very vehemently but failed to restrict this software as its coding is just like vry hard to decrypt...anyways lets go!!!

Download a software from this site
....
http://www.wujie.net/downloads/ultrasurf/u.zip
(tested TROJAN FREE)
its called ultrasurf !!!
see how it works... u just have to extract the .exe file out of the .zip file....then run the .exe file...it will automatically detect your network and router or proxy server...there are 3 bars which will be flooded with connectivity indicators....now your free to access anything.....just change your browsers ip to 127.0.0.1 and port to 9666 and u can access anything....works for chat softwares too..like Google Talk and Yahoo////

One of my friend's college had restricted our download limit to 1 MB...but using this he had been downloading one whole movie everyday.....with full speed of 136kbp/s ...since he is in lan but can access internet as my college provides me so basically all he do gets recorded in college server logs...but using ultra doesn't even leaves a piece of log behind u.....
So start enjoying...


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