How to Access the Blocked Sites

If one day you can not access a site because it is limited / blocked by the network administrator or ISP, then the user will have difficulty in accessing the blocked sites.
Below are some ways that you can try to access blocked sites.


1. Using the IP address
If the application is used only to block any domain name (eg www.google.com), this can be handled by using the IP address of the site to google eg: http://209.85.171.99/).
To find the IP address of a site, we can try to ping to the site. How to access the command prompt (Start> Run> type: cmd> Enter) and type ping nama_situs.com then press enter. It will display the IP address of the site.

2. Using Proxy in Browser


There are many free proxy that you can find on the internet, some sites that you can use for free:
http://www.freshproxylist.org
http://www.samair.ru
http://www.freshproxylist.net
http://www.freshproxylist.com
http://www.proxynext.com
Once you select a proxy of the sites above, the configuration of your browser to use the proxy.

3. Using the Short URL Service
Another possible way is to utilize the url shortening services such as:
http://www.tinyurl.com
http://www.moourl.com
http://www.snipurl.com
http://www.shorturl.com

4. Using the Online Archive and Cache
Some search engines like Google and Yahoo keep cached variety of popular sites can still see the contents of the site, although the original has been blocked or deleted though.
Click the link labeled 'cached' then we will be brought to the cached page from a search engine (if stored).

5. Using Anonymizer Service
Using Anonymizer service, IP addresses and other information that you will not be known by the sites you visit.
Most of these services are paid, but there are some that are still available for free such as:
http://www.anonymouse.org
http://www.dailybestlinks.com
http://www.youhide.com
http://www.youhide.info

6. Using Online Translation / Translator Online
Online translation services like the famous
http://world.altavista.com
http://translate.google.com
http://www.worldlingo.com
http://www.windowslivetranslator.com
Simply enter the URL of the blocked sites and choose the option that translation into the language you want (or similar language).

7. Subscribe to RSS Feed
These tricks may not apply to the various sites, but if you want to visit sites provide RSS syndication features, (usually news sites and blogs), you can try to subscribe to and read with an RSS / Feed Reader.
Services RSS / Feed Reader that you can use can be a desktop application (Feed Demon, Sharp Reader Feed Reader and), the web browser Firefox, Opera, IE and others, or with an additional extension (InfoRSS, Sage, and NewsFox), and the latter using the online application (Google Reader and Feed Show).

8. Subscribe Through Email
The best service for the way it is http://www.mail2web.com/.
You can subscribe to our favorite sites via email. You can also subscribe to many sites at once organized in folders so neat. Every time a web page changes, Web2Mail will automatically send you a new page to your email address. You can also set what and when shipped.
There are also services that will RSSFWD automatically convert RSS into email that is sent to your email account.

9. Using Google Mobile Search
You can also try using the Google mobile search