Need Help with DC++/MSN Messanger/Winamp

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Posted by clubbersking2001 on Sep-23-2004 18:31:

Need Help with DC++/MSN Messanger/Winamp

This is a bit hell for me lol

Ive just moved into university and i cant connect to livestreams over the net IE ets-global, MSN Messanger wont connect, and DC++ i just dunno lol

What i need is proxy details of how to get on msn and connect to streams

Any help would be hugeeely appreciated

Keith

Posted by clubbersking2001 on Sep-23-2004 19:16:

Anybody please :P

Posted by Lil-H on Sep-23-2004 19:40:

if its on university, they might just have "blocked" things like that.
Streaming livesets from the net steals the bandwith you know..
and thats not cool when other people try to surf the net..

Am I correct folks?

Posted by jon on Sep-23-2004 19:41:

you need to ask your isp for proxy info, but dont tell them about the dc++

Posted by clubbersking2001 on Sep-23-2004 20:07:

Damn.

The ISP is networked by the university called resNET. Dont think ill get proxy details of the admin but ill see what i can do.

Posted by jon on Sep-23-2004 20:23:

you could try and get the details for msn but if its allready ristricted they will prob be a moniter on all trafic to and from the network and anyting over a certain amount will tirgger a alarm, no downloading for you from looks of it

Posted by ShadoWolf on Sep-23-2004 21:09:

Your school is blocking those ports.

Very simple solution: get HTTP Tunnel.

http://www.http-tunnel.com/html/sol...nnel/client.asp

Posted by -=M=- on Sep-23-2004 23:04:

your uni will have denied all unknown ports, try getting httport from www.htthost.com

worked at my old school (btw you change your connection settings so that 127.0.0.1 is your proxy)

Posted by clubbersking2001 on Sep-23-2004 23:46:

Thanks Guys

Had no luck with MSN messanger, but i heard the university should be sorting that.

I got Yahoo messanger up and running fine and Winamp sorted

Ill just use webmessanger for the time being.

Posted by smokeape on Sep-23-2004 23:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Lil-H
if its on university, they might just have "blocked" things like that.
Streaming livesets from the net steals the bandwith you know..
and thats not cool when other people try to surf the net..

Am I correct folks?

Uh, yeah, the admin on a LAN system controlling the Internet gateway can block certain sites or a range (i.e., Pr0n). Live streams are worst offenders for tying up bandwith. Why don't you just download your music and play it in WinAmp??? The admin is probably using an Admin Level virus scanner on the e-mail handler as well - if not then he/she is a f*cking idiot at a college. Dang kids.

[[[smoke]]]

Armin van Buuren - Sunburn (vocal)

Posted by TheVrk on Sep-23-2004 23:59:

quote:
Originally posted by jon
you need to ask your isp for proxy info, but dont tell them about the dc++

PLEASE DONT!!!

Posted by DarkFall01 on Sep-24-2004 00:18:

quote:
Originally posted by ShadoWolf
Your school is blocking those ports.

Very simple solution: get HTTP Tunnel.

http://www.http-tunnel.com/html/sol...nnel/client.asp

I agree with im, I used that for a while and it worked fine, they couldn't detect anything. Now they can, they got better sniffers, but apparently there's a new version of Http Tunnel that's coming out (maybe it came out already) that's harder to detect...