Does anyone know of working proxys or methods to get around blocks so i can play rs while being at school?

I have my own laptop that the school has given to me so im fine to download programs to use and stuff, just wondering if anyone had an idea of how to do it.

i myself own quite a few vps servers (and i dont really use a couple) so i installed a desktop environment on one and whenever im at school i just use a web based vnc client to connect and play

 

as for proxy sites.. i just used to copy paste a bunch of sites into a text file and then check em 1 by 1

i myself own quite a few vps servers (and i dont really use a couple) so i installed a desktop environment on one and whenever im at school i just use a web based vnc client to connect and play

 

as for proxy sites.. i just used to copy paste a bunch of sites into a text file and then check em 1 by 1

 

Kinda understood the first part, could you explain it a bit further and whether its simple or not?

Would downloading the client to another computer, then installing it on yours work?

Would downloading the client to another computer, then installing it on yours work?

No, because the game needs to be able to connect to runescape.com to work.

 

Honestly, don't bother. Just do your school work at school. Don't risk getting your computer rights revoked or getting detention just to play a game.

Would downloading the client to another computer, then installing it on yours work?

No, because the game needs to be able to connect to runescape.com to work.

 

Honestly, don't bother. Just do your school work at school. Don't risk getting your computer rights revoked or getting detention just to play a game.

 

Its not the fact i overule it over my school work, its just that i have so much free time during school (flexy's and what not) that i have nothing to do so i just wanted to find out a way to play it while at school.

Something worth trying might be loading up 'scape at home, then logging in at school, not guaranteed that this will work, as I haven't tried it, no blocking on this college's computers. :twss:

I have used Ultrasurf in the past to get around school webpage blocks at school, and I know for a fact that it worked for RuneScape back when I was in high school.

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All i have to do is throw a "s" after the http for it work on my school laptop

https://www.runescape.com/game.ws?j=1

Would downloading the client to another computer, then installing it on yours work?

No, because the game needs to be able to connect to runescape.com to work.

 

Honestly, don't bother. Just do your school work at school. Don't risk getting your computer rights revoked or getting detention just to play a game.

 

He came here for help on a tech issue, not your advice on his school work.

Back on topic, this always worked for me:

 

http://ctunnel.com/

 

If that doesn't work, dtunnel, etunnel, etc.

Would downloading the client to another computer, then installing it on yours work?

No, because the game needs to be able to connect to runescape.com to work.

 

Honestly, don't bother. Just do your school work at school. Don't risk getting your computer rights revoked or getting detention just to play a game.

 

He came here for help on a tech issue, not your advice on his school work.

So?

There's a million proxies. Though if your schools half competent the majority of them will be blocked and any you get ahold of would be blocked promptly.

Could try https, but again, if they're half competent that's already dealt with.

 

You could try remote accessing your desktop at home from the school, but I doubt the school wouldn't have implemented something to prevent that, unless they're incompetent.

My suggestion, get a deck of cards and play a game with irl friends FFS.

And by "deck of cards" I don't mean magic the gathering <--- One of the biggest most genius money schemes i've ever seen in my life.

I mean a normal deck of sodding cards you would play BS or Texas hold'em or some other game with.

BS is especially fun but it's always fun to mix up what you play.

Something worth trying might be loading up 'scape at home, then logging in at school, not guaranteed that this will work, as I haven't tried it, no blocking on this college's computers. :twss:

I have used Ultrasurf in the past to get around school webpage blocks at school, and I know for a fact that it worked for RuneScape back when I was in high school.

Proxies may work if only HTTP traffic is filtered, but the applet will still run on your machine and I do not believe Java will use most HTTP proxies(at least for non-HTTP content), meaning that the applet needs to be able to establish a direct connection to the game servers.

 

My old school had fairly strict filtering in place, but I was able to run SSH to port 443. I used SSHuttle with a VPS in Chicago, but I don't think that supports Windows.

 

In order to circumvent filters, you should to know what is filtered (and some idea of how doesn't hurt); I'd suggest starting with a little digital reconnaissance.

 

 

EDIT: This may be more suited to T&C.

All i have to do is throw a "s" after the http for it work on my school laptop

https://www.runescape.com/game.ws?j=1

Would downloading the client to another computer, then installing it on yours work?

No, because the game needs to be able to connect to runescape.com to work.

 

Honestly, don't bother. Just do your school work at school. Don't risk getting your computer rights revoked or getting detention just to play a game.

 

He came here for help on a tech issue, not your advice on his school work.

Back on topic, this always worked for me:

 

http://ctunnel.com/

 

If that doesn't work, dtunnel, etunnel, etc.

There's a million proxies. Though if your schools half competent the majority of them will be blocked and any you get ahold of would be blocked promptly.

Could try https, but again, if they're half competent that's already dealt with.

 

You could try remote accessing your desktop at home from the school, but I doubt the school wouldn't have implemented something to prevent that, unless they're incompetent.

My suggestion, get a deck of cards and play a game with irl friends FFS.

And by "deck of cards" I don't mean magic the gathering <--- One of the biggest most genius money schemes i've ever seen in my life.

I mean a normal deck of sodding cards you would play BS or Texas hold'em or some other game with.

BS is especially fun but it's always fun to mix up what you play.

 

 

Thank you too all who have tried to help this issue, i will try every single one of your ideas. (:

Unfortunately i have to wait till tomorrow to try them but i will keep this updated aha! :)

Thank you guys! :)

Something worth trying might be loading up 'scape at home, then logging in at school, not guaranteed that this will work, as I haven't tried it, no blocking on this college's computers. :twss:

I have used Ultrasurf in the past to get around school webpage blocks at school, and I know for a fact that it worked for RuneScape back when I was in high school.

Proxies may work if only HTTP traffic is filtered, but the applet will still run on your machine and I do not believe Java will use most HTTP proxies(at least for non-HTTP content), meaning that the applet needs to be able to establish a direct connection to the game servers.

 

My old school had fairly strict filtering in place, but I was able to run SSH to port 443. I used SSHuttle with a VPS in Chicago, but I don't think that supports Windows.

 

In order to circumvent filters, you should to know what is filtered (and some idea of how doesn't hurt); I'd suggest starting with a little digital reconnaissance.

 

 

EDIT: This may be more suited to T&C.

All i have to do is throw a "s" after the http for it work on my school laptop

https://www.runescape.com/game.ws?j=1

Would downloading the client to another computer, then installing it on yours work?

No, because the game needs to be able to connect to runescape.com to work.

 

Honestly, don't bother. Just do your school work at school. Don't risk getting your computer rights revoked or getting detention just to play a game.

 

He came here for help on a tech issue, not your advice on his school work.

Back on topic, this always worked for me:

 

http://ctunnel.com/

 

If that doesn't work, dtunnel, etunnel, etc.

There's a million proxies. Though if your schools half competent the majority of them will be blocked and any you get ahold of would be blocked promptly.

Could try https, but again, if they're half competent that's already dealt with.

 

You could try remote accessing your desktop at home from the school, but I doubt the school wouldn't have implemented something to prevent that, unless they're incompetent.

My suggestion, get a deck of cards and play a game with irl friends FFS.

And by "deck of cards" I don't mean magic the gathering <--- One of the biggest most genius money schemes i've ever seen in my life.

I mean a normal deck of sodding cards you would play BS or Texas hold'em or some other game with.

BS is especially fun but it's always fun to mix up what you play.

 

 

Thank you too all who have tried to help this issue, i will try every single one of your ideas. (:

Unfortunately i have to wait till tomorrow to try them but i will keep this updated aha! :)

Thank you guys! :)

 

Anyone got any other ideas? :(

Anyone got any other ideas? :(

 

Play dungeons and dragons over the table with friends? :3

Honestly if none of that worked, you're at a loss then.

Unless you can find a new proxy the school hasn't blocked, it's geegee.

 

So srsly. BS, really fun game bruh.

Anyone got any other ideas? :(

 

Play dungeons and dragons over the table with friends? :3

Honestly if none of that worked, you're at a loss then.

Unless you can find a new proxy the school hasn't blocked, it's geegee.

 

So srsly. BS, really fun game bruh.

 

If only i wasn't alone in my love for runescape ahaa, thinking bout doing the vps server thing just gotta figure out how to. :/

Unless you're willing to learn Linux, or buy a VPS.

I think this might be your best bet.

The issue is you'll need a laptop, because a school computer probably won't let you install anything.

 

http://lifehacker.com/5900969/build-your-own-vpn-to-pimp-out-your-gaming-streaming-remote-access-and-oh-yeah-security

Unless you're willing to learn Linux, or buy a VPS.

I think this might be your best bet.

The issue is you'll need a laptop, because a school computer probably won't let you install anything.

 

http://lifehacker.co...h-yeah-security

 

So this is saying i coulda used hamachi which is a program i already have at home this whole entiretime! D:

but what i don't understand is how to host rs from it? i've hosted minecraft but never anything else?

but what i don't understand is how to host rs from it? i've hosted minecraft but never anything else?

 

Maybe this will help. Or maybe it won't. Idk.

http://www.binrev.com/forums/index.php/topic/41948-getting-around-schoolcorporate-firewalls-with-hamachi/

If you have the template for it, when we were in school make a webpage in word with the rs page on it, then view it as a webpage in word itself and that got around most blocks. Dunno if schools have caught up to that.