Babbie
join:2006-10-29
Los Angeles, CA | reply to r81984
Re: help with campus internet
i will check it out. i was also looking for it. thanks. |
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r81984
Fair and Balanced
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join:2001-11-14
St John'S, NL
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| reply to dasfdasgdghe
Read these:
»compnetworking.about.com/od/bitt···orts.htm
»guides.radified.com/magoo/guides···_05.html
If they are blocking all ports then you can use a proxy to get around their firewall.
Search google for some free proxies
»www.google.com/search?hl=en&sa=X···&spell=1 |
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dasfdasgdghe
@charter.com
| reply to wheee1
i checked the speed and it was about T1 i thnk..but they also blocked out bittorrent and also if im downloading from a site it avgs 100kbs to 200 kbs....but some guy said he tricked the system and got it up to T2..consistently, but he couldnt tell me because he works for resnet |
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rratss
join:2004-07-22
La Canada Flintridge, CA | reply to wheee1
just go to www.speedtest.net and test your speed there to see how fast it is. by the way, T1 isn't considered fast anymore. |
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ljlk
@ucr.edu | reply to edelite
yup....the resnet guy said something about something called tunnel tornado? i dont know much about this..lol |
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edelite
join:2004-05-24
US
| reply to wheee1
I am slightly confused by your question. I am assuming that you can do "something" to boost your internet connection up to T1 and T2-like speeds and you are interested in getting "faster" speeds by tunneling through the HTTP ports?
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»www.elitehosts.com |
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wheee1
@ucr.edu
| so my school internet is fast. real fast. this one computer tech guy told me that there is a way to boost your internet speed up to t1 and sometimes t2, but for some reason i cant find out how to do it. he gave me some information like using a system called tunnel tornado or something and using tcp/ip manipulation. also bittorrent doesnt work and he said something by downloading torrents through a http protocol. but i am so lost. any ideas anyone? |
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