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browsing
In my office we have certain sets of ip addresses. as 172.20.129.187. The connections that ends with 172.20.129.*** are restricted to many of the websites. Where as the connections that ends with 172.20.132.*** are open to all websites.
We all are in a network. I am planning to browse the Internet by sending the request through other ips. How can I do that. Is there any way that I connect to those computers to send request. Please let me know... Thanks in advance. |
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We don't assist people in bypassing network restrictions. Ask your IT department to allow you access if they think you need it.
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