It's no surprise this forum has been banned at your workplace, cause some idiot has been posting rude/naughty jokes on here!I can't imagine who it was though..
It's no surprise this forum has been banned at your workplace, cause some idiot has been posting rude/naughty jokes on here!
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Originally Posted by nigel
It's no surprise this forum has been banned at your workplace, cause some idiot has been posting rude/naughty jokes on here!
Ah that's why!!!
I rember asking a good few years back the IT admins at my work place they banned it as it was connected with a betting site.
Many will just block sites from lists already created or others the admins will trawl though.
Does the archive still exist ie the low bandwith version? Friendly IT admins may be happy if you want to use that version.. They may also let you in on the seperate proxy that nearly all it departments have access to
I do understand where John carr and others are coming from but many companies do allow people to do a small amount of browsing During work hours as it stops people going to great length to try and beat the system. It also keeps them at there desks able to respond to emails and phone calls.
Many offices i go to people will be at their desks an hour or so before they offcially start and work though breaks eating at desks and working long after they are meant to go home. So its a swings and roundabout thing. Most people will be using News sites and travel sites.
Apart from not allowing porn, offensive to the majority sites and often gambling sites many only seem to crack down on social and gaming websites due to the constant usage and bandwith people use when looking at (photos, videos etc) plus with the built in messagners in some.Plus with webmail and the social media sites and others you can upload and download content which also is a security risk both to the network and company data.
Oh lord why did you make so many clothes and shoe shops
only way i found of getting around is, was by installing vnc server on my pc at home, and installing just the viewer at work
thou my misses was on the pc in my dinner hour
I'm at work
using vnc, but slow like a 56k, nah 2.4k dial up
says i'm connected at 412kb/s well i bet i'm taking all the bandwidth up
time to go back to work
only way i found of getting around is, was by installing vnc server on my pc at home, and installing just the viewer at work
thou my misses was on the pc in my dinner houramazing how the best laid plan is foiled
Oh lord why did you make so many clothes and shoe shops
This all very interesting
You could use the ten mile long length of cable you have in case you move to Kingston upon hullonly way i found of getting around is, was by installing vnc server on my pc at home, and installing just the viewer at work
thou my misses was on the pc in my dinner hour
Oh lord why did you make so many clothes and shoe shops
Signup for and install Livemesh beta at homeonly way i found of getting around is, was by installing vnc server on my pc at home, and installing just the viewer at work
thou my misses was on the pc in my dinner hour
https://www.mesh.com/welcome/default.aspx
then sign in from work and install the live mesh beta on your PC, even if you do not use the sync capabilities you will now have a souped up version of Microsoft Remote Desktop that will allow you to connect securely to your home PC without a VPN.
This will no doubt get banned from most workplaces but it's still fairly new and therefore under the radar of most IT departments. Saying that you need to have the authority to install stuff to start with.
This version of remote desktop fully scales the remote view (if you want) and also handles dual monitor desktops really nicely.
My mate in the office was configuring an http IPSec VPN or something earlier tonight and locked himself out of our standard office VPN so he emailed me to ask me to connect up to switch off a service on one of our main servers, it was an absolute doddle
Basically the same solution as your VNC Joe but with less overhead and at the moment it's not so easy to block although I dare say it might have a bit more trouble with some corporate proxy servers in some big business.
Right now I love it
Jim
cheers jimSignup for and install Livemesh beta at home
https://www.mesh.com/welcome/default.aspx
then sign in from work and install the live mesh beta on your PC, even if you do not use the sync capabilities you will now have a souped up version of Microsoft Remote Desktop that will allow you to connect securely to your home PC without a VPN.
This will no doubt get banned from most workplaces but it's still fairly new and therefore under the radar of most IT departments. Saying that you need to have the authority to install stuff to start with.
This version of remote desktop fully scales the remote view (if you want) and also handles dual monitor desktops really nicely.
My mate in the office was configuring an http IPSec VPN or something earlier tonight and locked himself out of our standard office VPN so he emailed me to ask me to connect up to switch off a service on one of our main servers, it was an absolute doddle
Basically the same solution as your VNC Joe but with less overhead and at the moment it's not so easy to block although I dare say it might have a bit more trouble with some corporate proxy servers in some big business.
Right now I love it
Jim
i'll give it a go, not much wrong with vnc, just a bit slow
also we use vnc at work, so no one would think anything of me, having the viewer installed
At work and im sure many places we use Web Ex which is another handy one.
Oh lord why did you make so many clothes and shoe shops
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