On 4/3/06, Ben Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've worked places where corporate does that. You can't nslookup www.blockedbyproxy.com and use the IP in your browser instead of the name. It makes it easier to filter most users.
I don't think it's very effective as there are ways around it, but if it stops a big chunk it may be worthwhile to corporate.
Unless Comcast is planning on blocking UDP port 53. I've
encountered ISPs who do that. Never could figure out why.
I've worked places where corporate does that. You can't nslookup www.blockedbyproxy.com and use the IP in your browser instead of the name. It makes it easier to filter most users.
I don't think it's very effective as there are ways around it, but if it stops a big chunk it may be worthwhile to corporate.
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