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Tiger

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28th Aug 11 at 10:21

Anyone?

pow

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28th Aug 11 at 11:57

Set one up at home and use that

jamied

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28th Aug 11 at 12:00

Program called expat shield

Russ

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28th Aug 11 at 12:02

brett's

nick_sri

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28th Aug 11 at 12:40

found expat shield to be laggy at peak times as its free

try focus vpn , cheap and was exellent

Brett

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28th Aug 11 at 15:19

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Originally posted by Russ
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Tried with mine, but my server's in Florida iirc, so it'd be better for watching fox etc.

The suggestion about a home proxy is a good one. I setup one to use from work to bypass their blocks. Nice easy to setup one called CCProxy. Just need to make sure you setup your router right and you're good to go. If you've got a dynamic IP, you'd need something like dyndns so you could always find it easily.

pow

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28th Aug 11 at 18:30

I've used CCProxy in the past... it's fairly good. Just need to do a little router fiddling and stuff and all is good

Russ

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28th Aug 11 at 19:35

quote:
Originally posted by Brett

quote:
Originally posted by Russ
brett's

Tried with mine, but my server's in Florida iirc, so it'd be better for watching fox etc.

The suggestion about a home proxy is a good one. I setup one to use from work to bypass their blocks. Nice easy to setup one called CCProxy. Just need to make sure you setup your router right and you're good to go. If you've got a dynamic IP, you'd need something like dyndns so you could always find it easily.

i knew it was in america as i've used it to look on A+F site before