Network-Parents can watch meh

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Originally Posted by magical mike

Ok, thanks for the help Ynot, I will end up doing what you suggested.
Would using this be easier?
www.relakks.com

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yeah, that's a VPN network that you can pay for access to
(although look through the faq, as it has some limitations)

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Originally Posted by magical mike

Then I wouldn't have to worry about commands would I?

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no matter what you do, it'll involve changing your network settings

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Originally Posted by magical mike

And what is the deal with VPN?

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VPN is a virtual private network

It allows you to create a secure network of machines using the infrastructure of another, larger, unsecure network (Ie. the Internet)

A VPN server consists of a database of user accounts, associated encryption keys and access privileges

a client logs into the VPN server, and can access other network resources controlled by the VPN server, all encrypted, all secure

for example, this allows several branch offices of a business to share printers, file storage, etc. over the internet in a secure manner

problem is, because it's a full network solution, it's complicated and expensive to setup your own

A system like the one linked above is fine, but you don't control the VPN server

Oh ok, I will probably do what you posted earlier, thanks for all your help everyone, I appreciate it greatly!

Well, I have another question.
The bittorent client "Transmission" Dose it encrypt my connection automatically?
I cant find an option any wear.
Or should I switch to Deluge? Because I know that has an option to encrypt your bitorrent connection. And if it is encrypted, my ISP cannot see what it is exactly right?

Your bittorent connections can only be encrypted if the seeds have compatible software, which you can't be sure they have.

Don't be confused though, if you are using a VPN connection, then virtually everything you transmit from your computer, is encrypted. I'm pretty sure it's the same with SSL, though I'm not completely certain of how it works.

In my school the administration has blocked certain ports to avoid Warcraft III and World of Warcraft playing. To get around this, we use the proxy program YourFreedom and another program called Sockscap, which runs all applications launched through it, in a Socks5 proxy. YourFreedom then connects to a proxy (it has a list of about 48 proxies, which are free to use), and then you launch whatever program through Sockscap. This solution is free, however by no means permanent as it can be very frustrating, it's unreliable and speed may vary a lot. Also, I'm not sure if this is actually encrypted, or if it's just a proxy.
Just thought I'd mention it.

My brother did this just the other day! I am trying to go on some pr0n sites to see if he will confront me! Nothing yet, I am still waiting.

He says he can only see what's in my "public" folder and I cannot see anything else in his computer.