What is the best way to access websites block by Websense?
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I wouldn't call it draconian. You'd be AMAZED at how much money stuff like this actually costs a company. Not only with straight bandwith costs, but also with lost productivity not only from the user, but from valid services when 500 simultaneous podcasts clog the pipe. Don't forget, IT can't think in terms of one user, they need to take every request, and multiply it by 50/100/500/1000/howevermanyemployeestheyhave to see the real effect it will have on their network. We actually got taken down during the elections when SNL released the Tina Fey as Sarah Palin skit...
Yep, once I brought my work laptop after leaving uTorrent on from downloading some stuff on my home network. I got an IM later that morning from one of the IT guys asking me to shut down the torrent activity.
Fortunately they're not as draconian where I work as at some places, but at any big job site you can almost guarantee packet sniffing is actively monitoring not only the amount of traffic, but what type of traffic is traversing the network.
Until IT finds that people are using anonymizer and other similar sites... and block them. Then you have to find a new one. :p
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