Hey Sup Forums the university I go to has started blocking VPN's and I'm now having difficulties updating some software because of torrent block also on the network. Is there a simple way to set up a proxy or VPN that can get around a block like this?
University blocking my VPN
Jason Peterson
Ethan Williams
Go to a better university
Andrew Gonzalez
Fuck off with your bait
SAGE
Ryan Lee
>proxy
Not a vpn
Grayson Jackson
Create an AWS instance. Cheapest one you can (I think the nano instances are free). Use it as a SOCKS5 proxy over SSH.
Lucas Sanders
It says right there: contact the ITS Office
Mason Gomez
What country?
Justin Wright
Get a cheap VPS from OVH or whatever and use that
Julian Hughes
>not using port 443 or 22 proxies
Xavier Edwards
That's your fault for going to a non free school
Ryder Roberts
buy a vps and put wireguard on it
Colton Torres
user, it's a fucking webproxy filter.
Go get openVPN and learn to use it
Easton Long
Mine just doesn’t let you connect if you use a VPN
Levi James
Use your cell phone then.
Ian Wood
ding ding ding
Andrew Wilson
Check your uni's IT department support page about what ports are blocked and unblocked on the unis firewall.
Then, get a cheap VPS and configure OpenVPN to run on the unblocked port.
Colton Stewart
There are plenty of vpns that run over 443, 53, or 80
Jacob Moore
Drop out of college and start a vpn company
Brayden Rogers
Roll your own. Digitalocean.com
Anthony Rivera
>firewall blocks domain
>use standard port for non-standard protocal
Retards galore.
John King
A good VPN service often offers the option to obfuscate your packets. I had that issue before, but that option saved me. It does slow down your computer a little though.