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09-16-2003, 11:54 AM
aight at my school we have a laptop program where all the kids get laptops and we have a wireless network in the whole school. The guys that run the tech stuff are jerks and the blocked my aim. i used to be able to get on instant messanger i was on it b4 first block this morning then we had a firedrill and when I got back i couldnt. It got to the 3rd part of the loading screen then it wouldnt start up. I think its the school cause its happened to a lot of other kids. I had changed the port to 23 to get on it b4 but that doesnt work n e one got tips on what to do?
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04-07-2004, 09:44 PM
LOL the ole
"blocking the damn messenger cuz it isn't school appropriate" trick huh? Fuckers...thats when it's time to get down and dirty and take a happy back door. The Port isn't what is causing you to be blocked, it's the IP Address. AIM uses a different IP than it does for it's website, so when you ping the server to get your buddy list info, the school's shit is like "Ahh..the fucker is tryin to get in..block his ass" If you go to www.aim.com Then they have an "AIM Express" where you can access your buddy list and send messages through an online AOL Messenger That messenger uses a different IP address than the actualy AIM Messenger does. If the AIM Express messenger is the one your using...then you could always try a quick ping and tracert to see if AIM uses any other IP and Port numbers. Go into the MS-DOS or command prompt type in "ping and then whatever the aol address is" that will give you teh ip then after you have the IP address type in at the same command prompt tracert and then the IP number it will start conducting HOPS A "hop" is how the website goes.. for example...to get to the aol website, you might have to have the signal from your computer go through 3 different servers and or client computers.. If that being the case, then you might be able to access your information over one of the other servers or client computers after it is done Tracerting, it should give you port addresses and other server information. Try to Telnet the other servers and the origional IP If you get to a screen and it says "userName:" and so forth type in your regular user name and password for AIM...you might be able to access your information through telnet...I dunno though. Hit me back with any results |
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04-07-2004, 10:37 PM
wats wit the computer problems bein posted on the word up forum?
n y do yall make a diff thread for every damn problem? Gjorndian can answer all in the same thread take it easy yall |
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04-07-2004, 10:42 PM
LOL damn..I guess I should take that as a compliment... ![]() |
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04-07-2004, 10:47 PM
You definitly should, you are in fact the man with comps yo.
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04-07-2004, 10:49 PM
LOL Thanks RapMasta..I can always count on you to give me props for bout anything I do..ur a good man.. As for anyone else who reads this, if you want help with your computer problems just post in the thread that I created called "Computer Info" and I can help you from there...already posted alot there...keep it comin...this is what I do...my future job here boys get me in practice! |
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It takes time and patience to recieve the worlds greatest gift.
An Open Mind |