How to bypass SonicWall blocking

2 Add the letter "S" to the end of "HTTP". In the address bar, change the address from “http://www.example.com” to “https://www.example.com”. Thus, you will try to download the encrypted version of the site. It won't work if the site doesn't support encryption.

Step 3. Try to load the site

If Sonicwall has been poorly configured, using this method you should be able to access the site you want. If it doesn't work, go to the next method described in this article.

Method 2 of 4: Proxy

Step 1. Find the list of proxy servers

The web proxy will connect to the desired site through a helper server that processes and renders the page for you. This will trick your network into thinking that you are visiting some unknown and unblocked website.

• There are several sites with a list of proxy servers that you can use. Proxy.org is a great place to start, and it also updates the list regularly.
• There is a possibility that sites with proxy lists, such as Proxy.org, may be blocked by the school or work network. Go to the site at home and make a list of 10-15 proxy sites to try them on a locked computer.
• Frequently used proxy servers can be seen and blocked, so use different ones all the time.
• Using a proxy server will noticeably slow down your browser speed. This happens because traffic is redirected through a proxy server, rethought, and then sent to you. Videos and websites may take longer to load.

Step 2. Select a site with a proxy

If the site is blocked, try another one. When choosing sites from the list, give preference to those that are geographically closer to you. This will help minimize the loss of speed. Using proxy servers from other countries will load the page in that country's language.

Step 3. Select an address

Enter the address of the site you want to visit. Since proxy sites replay the data of the site you want to visit, there is a possibility that the site may not load correctly. This will most likely interfere with the download of the video. In this case, try to open the site through a different proxy.

Method 3 of 4: Via the Tor software package

Step 1. Download the Tor software package

Tor is a free proxy server system that allows you to remain anonymous when visiting websites through your browser. Information bounces off many different nodes that exist all over the world. This program allows you to bypass any firewalls and blockages installed on the connection. The disadvantage of this system is that sites load slowly, as the data must travel a long distance to reach you.

Tor is a standalone program that does not need to be installed. This makes it especially convenient for browsing websites from school or work. You can write it to a USB flash drive and insert it into your computer. This program works on Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems

Step 2. Open your browser

Tor is a modified version of Firefox, so they have a similar interface. When you open the program, you will see a window that displays the connection status. The browser will open when the connection is established.

Only traffic sent through the Tor browser (Firefox) will be sent over the Tor network. This means that Internet Explorer, Chrome, Safari and any other browser will not be anonymized over the Tor network. Regular Firefox will also not work with this program

Step 3. Check the connection

When the browser window opens, you should see a page confirming a successful connection to Tor. You can now visit sites that have been blocked. Closing your browser window will also stop Tor running.

While data on the Tor network is encrypted, it cannot be decrypted when it leaves that network. This means that any secure transactions that you need to make are as vulnerable as when working through a regular browser. Only disclose personal information on sites that have SSL, Secure Sockets Layer enabled. Instead of HTTP: //, you will see HTTPS: //, and in the address bar of your browser, you will see a combination lock

Method 4 of 4: Via Remote Desktop

Step 1. Install Remote Desktop on your computer

Another way to bypass the firewall is to connect to your home computer and browse sites via Remote Desktop. To do this, your computer must be turned on and connected to the Internet.

This article will show you how to configure Remote Desktop settings

Step 2. Connect to your remote desktop through a browser

In order to connect to a remote desktop, you will need to use a service that opens access to your computer through a web browser or a program that does not need to be installed. Best use Chrome Remote Desktop and TeamViewer.

Step 3. Go to the site you want to access on the remote system

By connecting to a remote computer, you can use it as if you yourself were sitting at it. Opening a browser and browsing sites is also the case. You will use your home Internet connection to access sites, bypassing the blocking of SonicWall.