If you care about anonymous internet surfing as I do then it makes sense to do it properly.   I wonder how many people think they are moving across the internet like some ninja stealth surfer when all they’ve done is turn on the privacy settings in Internet Explorer.   Well I’m afraid they’re not, agreed they are removing some traces of web sites from their local PC but their visits are recorded and logged on their local ISP logs (kept for two years on command of a European directive), logged on the web servers they visited and then by anybody else who happened to be peeking at the web traffic travelling in clear text over their wireless connections.

If you want to see how anonymous we are next time you’re using a wireless hotspot in an airport, cafe or hotel – fire up a simple free sniffer  like Wireshark and see all the web sites everyone is visiting.  Sometimes it can be quite a disturbing and interesting experience!

<b>Real Anonymous Internet Surfing takes some Effort</b>

There are so many people out to trap our data and surfing patterns, hackers, identity thieves, spammer and even our Governments.   Just searching for a few free anonymous proxies on the internet is unlikely to be a great experience.  Even if you are lucky enough to avoid the proxies that have been deliberately set up to trap the thrifty anonymous surfer by some Eastern European Identity thieves, you may find one of the servers which has been setup to track your surfing and then send you a deluge of targeted SPAM.

Those who find a clean anonymous proxy which does its job will eventually probably give up using it because it will be incredibly slow.   All the time your every visit to every website will be logged and recorded at  your local ISP – along with your emails backed up on tape and left  there for who knows to see.

If you really want to have anonymous internet surfing – you need a fast secure anonymous proxy, the facility to switch proxies seamlessly with no effort,  all your web traffic needs to be encrypted from the client and back again.   You will then be completely anonymous online and your ISP logs will be completely secure and unreadable to anyone just like mine!

Jim Rjindael
http://www.articlesbase.com/security-articles/anonymous-internet-surfing-how-to-surf-anonymously-683344.html

With development in technology, broadband internet connections provide faster access. However, slow internet connection has become a major problem. The speed of internet connection depends on numerous factors. Hampering any of these factors can result in slow internet connection. Though some causes of slow internet connection cannot be controlled, most of the problems can be taken care off. Some tips for fast internet connections are discussed below.

1. Scan for malware and spyware: Spyware and malware are one of the major causes for slow internet speed. The first tip for fast internet is to scan your computer for spyware and malware and then delete them if they are found. These get downloaded on your computer along with some software or video that you download through internet. You must update your antivirus and anti-malware software quite often to detect and delete such harmful spyware and malware. There are many free and paid resources and programs to clean your pc of harmful threats. Take advantage of them.

2. Empty web cache: Next tip for fast internet is to empty your web cache or keep it as small as possible. Web cache contains temporary internet files that get downloaded when you visit any website or webpage. These files occupy huge disk space leading to slow computer speed as well as slow internet. Emptying it can speed up your computer as well as internet. You must delete all the cookies and history too from the cache. Cookies can be harmful if they are from malicious websites and can cause harm to your hard disk and invade your privacy.

A very useful feature on both firefox and internet explorer is the option to clear your cookies after each internet session. This can drastically speed up your web experience.

3. Increasing speed of web pages: One of the main reasons for slow internet connection is slow web page. They tend to be slow due to overload of animation and other scripts. The next tip for fast internet is to reduce the number of scripts and animation load on your web page. The fastest option is to restrict browser to display only text.

Another trick you can do to speed up the loading of web pages is to load
text only browsers. This type of setting loads only the text and prevents the loading of any heavy graphics or animation, often the culprit of slow web browsing.

4. Use of proxy: A proxy server acts as a buffer between the internet resources that are being accessed and your computer. The servers save files that are frequently requested by numerous internet users in a special database which is called “cache”. Hence, proxy servers enable high internet and personal computer speed as they allow your computer to utilize this “cache of saved data”. Your computer need not load the information or website that is sought to be accessed as it already exists on the server’s hard drive. Setting up proxy server is very simple and can be done manually in 10 minutes.

Paul Java
http://www.articlesbase.com/computers-articles/internet-kind-of-slow-715814.html

It is known that a proxy server is a server that retrieves the web information for you. These proxy servers work by providing their own identity instead of your own and that means fewer risks for spam or other e-junk. Through a proxy server you can browse the net without any worries because these sites provide their own identity to the visited sites. While browsing through web pages, information about you and your computer is required. That is why proxy servers are recommended because the requesting data comes first to the proxy and only afterwards the information is required from you directly.

In many cases these proxy servers are used for increasing the network capacities and also its speed. This is done with the help of the saved information in the proxy servers’ database. It is also known that if a person searches something on the internet that required information will be stored in a special database called cache. When new users open the same page or ask for the same information, the proxy server looks first in his cache and only afterwards over the internet. In many cases the searched information was already opened and the proxy servers do not do anything but restore the information from the cache.

It is good to know that the most common used proxy servers are the anonymous ones. These servers hide your ID and any kind of information only in your interest. These anonymous servers also help in cases when some internet providers band users or regions or even countries. They can request the needed information with the help of these servers that help you browse without having to share your IP or ID.

Even if many persons consider web surfing a normal subject it is good to know that web surfing is not as harmless at it seems. Many threats occur while you browse the net. These threats often refer to internet privacy. The problem is that many sites require general information about you and your personal computer and you are automatically recorded for analyzing purpose. The sites that require this kind of information probably intend to get your e-mail or other information about your PC and operating system. This information is enough for small hacking programs that will block your PC and make you reboot.

That is why the anonymous proxy servers are a solution against spammers because they can safely hide your IP address and other information from prying webmasters.

For more resources about Free Web Proxy please review this website http://www.23proxy.com

Stefan Jechel
http://www.articlesbase.com/business-articles/learn-about-your-free-web-proxy-126359.html

So I placed a backorder through GoDaddy for $18.95 thinking that
was all I needed to do. During the week that followed, I learned
a lot about the domain expiration process. Two and a half months
and $369 later, I am the proud owner of a shiny new domain. A
really really good one.

This article will explain the domain expiration process and what
you need to do in order to use it to your advantage.

How a domain expires Contrary to popular belief, domains
do not expire when they say they do. If the owner of a domain
does not renew by the expiration date of the domain, the domain
goes into “expired” status. For 40 days, the domain is in a
grace period where all services are shut off, but the domain
owner may still renew the domain for a standard renewal fee. If
a domain enters this period, it is a good first indicator that
it may not be renewed, but since the owner can re-register
without penalty, it can also just be a sign of laziness or
procrastination.

After 40 days are up, the domain’s status changes to “redemption
period”. During this phase, all WhoIs information begins
disappearing, and more importantly, it now costs the owner an
additional fee to re-activate and re-register the domain. The
fee is currently around $100, depending on your registrar. When
a domain enters its redemption period, it’s a good bet the owner
has decided not to renew.

Finally, after the redemption period, the domain’s status will
change to “locked” as it enters the deletion phase. The deletion
phase is 5 days long, and on the last day between 11am and 2pm
Pacific time, the name will officially drop from the ICANN
database and will be available for registration by anybody.

The entire process ends exactly 75 days after the listed
expiration date. For an even more detailed explanation, read the
article Inside a Drop Catcher’s War Room. Landing your domain

So if domains are available to the general public 75 days after
they expire, how do you know your GoDaddy backorder isn’t one of
many other backorders from other people using other services?
The answer is, you don’t.

And thus begins the cloak-and-dagger game of “getting in on The
Drop”.

“The Drop” is the unpredictable three hour period of time in
which the domain is deleted from VeriSign’s database and
released back into the ecosystem. I briefly thought about trying
to beat GoDaddy to the punch by manually registering my domain
during the drop process, but I quickly found out that there are
no fewer than three major services which specialize in pounding
away on VeriSign’s servers during the drop period. With their
considerable resources and my measly Powerbook, there was no way
I could compete on their level.

So I decided to enlist the services of all three major domain
snatching firms in hopes that a) one would grab my domain for
me, and b) no one else would be competing against me. The three
services — Snapnames.com, Enom.com, and Pool.com —
all operate in a similar manner. They use a network of
registrars to hit the Verisign servers at frequent intervals
(but not too frequent to get banned) and snatch as many
requested names as possible. If you don’t get your name, you
don’t pay. But that’s where the three services begin to differ.
Snapnames.com

Snapnames.com (the exclusive partner of Network Solutions)
charges you $60 for your domain unless there are multiple
suitors, at which point there is an open bid auction between
suitors. Seems fair enough. Snapnames is a bit of a newcomer to
the game, but with their Network Solutions affiliation, they are
said to be improving their success rates. Enom.com Not wanting
to chance it with only one company, I also enlisted Enom to
snatch my domain for me. Enom had reportedly been improving
their “Club Drop” service for a year or two and it was now
considered one of the top three. Their fee was only $30 and they
are based in my ‘hood (Seattle), so I was hoping they
would be the company to successfully “work The Drop” for me.

Here’s where it starts to get sketchy though.

Enom claims that the higher your bid is (beyond the $30), the
more “resources” they will dedicate to grabbing the domain. What
the hell? How am I supposed to judge that? Does that mean you’re
using one server now and will use 30 servers if I bid $40? Or
does it mean that you’re using 30 now and will use 35 if I bid
$1000?

Not knowing exactly what to do, I attempted to bid a couple of
hundred dollars during the last day, but Enom required me to
send them a fax to become a “verified bidder”. Since I was at
home that day and only dinosaurs still have fax machines, I was
unable to increase my bid. Oh well, I thought, if someone else
on Enom bids higher, at least I’ll be able to participate in the
auction. Pool.com

Pool.com is the Scott Boras of domain name grabbing — the
brilliant, yet conniving agent that players (domains) love and
team owners (prospective domain buyers) hate. Pool plays off the
power of the unknown in such a fiendishly clever way that you
don’t know whether to hug them or kill them. Here’s how it works:

Pool is the #1 company around as far as number of servers and
success rates go. You place your original bid for $60 and if
Pool.com grabs your name for you, they send you an e-mail
telling you they’ve been successful and that you’ve now entered
“Phase 1″ of the two-phase auction system. This is the case
whether or not you are the only bidder! Pool.com doesn’t even
reveal how many bidders there are.

Then, in a Boras-like move of diabolical genius, Pool.com
informs you that you have three days to place a new sealed bid.
If the bid is either one of the top two bids or within 30% of
the top bid, you move on to a one-day open bid auction (the
“challenger” auction) for final control of the domain.

Grrrrreat.

So if I bid $100 and two people bid $140, I don’t even get to
move on to the final auction! It’s all designed to get me to up
my sealed bid… whether or not there are even any other bidders.

Note: One other thing I forgot to mention is that before the
name dropped, I grabbed all .net, .org, and .info variants (all
were available) in order to have more leverage over other
buyers. The chase is on

Right on time, 75 days after the domain expired, I got an e-mail
from Pool.com telling me they’d secured my domain for me. Great.
Of the four sources I used, Pool.com was the one I least wanted
to deal with. But true to their claims, they ended up being the
best agent of The Drop and had just gotten me one step closer to
my domain. They had A-Rod and I was the Texas Rangers.

Unlike the Texas Rangers, however, I realized I could be bidding
against myself and entered a sealed bid of $302. I chose that
number because it seemed sufficiently high but not so high that
I’d feel foolish if I was the only bidder. I added the extra two
dollars on the end just to edge out any other people potentially
deciding on $300 as their number.

The next three days were particularly stressful. I had no idea
where I stood, and throughout this entire process, I’d always
had the sneaking suspicion that the people at these companies
are on the lookout themselves for valuable domains. In other
words, if someone all of a sudden bids $1000 on a domain, will a
domain company decide to snatch it up themselves or “shill bid”
against you on it?

Finally the e-mail from Pool arrived and informed me that I had
moved onto the Challenger Auction. There was one other bidder
and they had upped their bid to $312 in order to beat me. Not
too bad, but I had no idea how high that person was willing to
go. I had to decide on a top bid (a la eBay’s proxy bidding) and
a strategy for when to place it.

True to form, Pool.com’s auction system squeezes even more money
out of you by making sure the auction doesn’t end if there’s a
bid in the last five minutes. In that case, the auction time
keeps extending by five minutes until there are no more bids.

I could try one of two things: Bid high and bid early in an
attempt to scare off the other guy, or lull the other guy to
sleep by doing nothing until the last 6 minutes. I chose the
second method since the ending time was 8am on a Saturday… a
time when many people are not in front of computers. I set four
alarms for 7:45am Saturday morning, woke up on time, and placed
my bid for $500 when the countdown clock hit 6 minutes.

The system immediately auto-upped the current bid to $369 and I
was the leader. Six nervous minutes, fifty browser refreshes,
and a thousand heartbeats later, my opponent was nowhere to be
found and the domain was mine… ready for immediate transfer to
Dreamhost, my hosting company of choice.

I’m still not quite sure whether the person on the other end was
real (although I assume they were), but the bottom line is that
by playing every possible angle, I now have an extremely
valuable domain in my possession for the reasonable sum of $369.
Not valuable because I want to sell it or anything; just
valuable because I want it.

For more articles Please visit All Web Hosts.

Arpit

http://www.articlesbase.com/web-hosting-articles/how-to-get-an-expiring-domain-2853.html

Proxy servers are also known as proxies. These servers are used in home networks, corporate intranets or by Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Proxy servers behave as a connection between a client and a server through networking. Proxy servers are useful with web browser and servers by managing network protocols such as HTTP.

Proxy servers develop three main functions and characteristics in the same time. These functions are firewalling and filtering, connection sharing and caching.

These functions are very important for networks like corporate intranets and ISP networks. The proxy servers begin to be useful when there are many users on a LAN and there is a desperate need for data privacy.

The first function of proxy servers, firewalling and filtering is not as popular or important as the other two functions. Proxy servers are not frequently used as firewalls. Installing a proxy server is in most of the cases much more difficult than installing a regular firewall. The difference is also made by the difficulty of maintaining these proxy servers compared to maintaining ordinary firewalls. Another tough thing to do is to configure individually each application protocol such as HTTP, SMTP or SOCKS. If these steps are carefully followed, proxies might have better results than a regular firewall, improving the network security and performance.

It is also known that there is the possibility of deploying both firewalls and proxy servers to work in tandem. For that the network administrators have to install both applications on the same server.

web proxy servers might help network administrators in baring access to illegal domains but in the same time to allow access to other sites. The differences between a proxy server and a firewall is made in the moment we agree that firewall has the possibility to filter the information by the port number or the network address while proxy servers can also filter through the application content inside the messages.

The second property of proxy servers is connection sharing. It is true that in the last period many software products were developed in order to help the network share but proxy servers are a more scalable and cost-effective alternative for internet access.

The last mentioned property is caching. This mean that the information obtained through these proxy servers, even if they are public, free or anonymous, will be stored in a so called database named cache. Each time the same information is required that information is being restored from the cache memory without a direct connection to the server. This is the most important function that will certainly lead to the improvement of the internet speed.

For more resources about Free Web Proxy Servers please review this website http://www.29proxy.com

Stefan Jechel
http://www.articlesbase.com/business-articles/more-issues-about-free-web-proxies-127192.html

Proxy is actually a server which performs as a middleman among a client, internet and you. We send our request to a proxy server, then the server forwards it to the web and then proxy reverts back to you.

There are five types of proxies:
1. Web proxy.
2. Forced proxy.
3. Anonymous proxy.
4. Open proxy.
5. Caching proxy.

The basic purpose of any proxy as discussed above is that, it will help you maintain your privacy like your IP address but it also helps in accessing certain areas on the network that might be blocked to you, example in work place, libraries, schools etc.

But the web based proxies are undoubtedly the best; they have an edge on the other ones. Web proxies are the most commonly used proxies these days. First of all, web proxies provide a fast track way in efficiently distributing network traffic in real time. They certainly help the users in making their browsing lightening fast and safe too, so it obviously becomes their first choice.

The next best thing about these web proxies is that they are developed as such that they can easily avoid censors. Some internet service providers might not allow some users, but with use of web based proxy servers it’s no longer a problem.

One of the best things about these proxies is that they have an in built feature that makes them act as a firewall. It is always recommended to surf the web with the support of these proxy servers. They ensure you that you’re IP, your ID and more importantly you are safe from the hackers.

As a kind advice for people who are blocked in attempting to surf some web pages, we might tell them that they should try to search such proxies that can’t be traced by the censors. We further recommend that you should rather find your own common proxy port numbers as well as proxy, this will enable you hassle free, fast and safe web access.

This is a hard fact about the public proxies that their numbers are not laudable, but in contrast to the public proxies there are ample of private proxy servers, that are available to you in the form of concentrators, gateways for managing outside traffic.

So never ever be afraid of hackers when you are surfing through a web based proxy server. Your peace of mind and connectivity quality is 100% guaranteed with these web based servers; you can now rely on these servers for your peace of mind and better performance too.

Martin Brinkmann

What is to know about these proxy servers? It is good to know from the beginning that all of their users are enjoying using them.

The term proxy server describes a computer that offers a network service which allows its clients to make indirect connections to other network services. The phenomenon can be also described as follows: a client connects to the proxy server and through it he requires a connection, a file or other resource that is available on other servers. A proxy server can retrieve the searched information through direct connection to the specified server or even from its cache.

There are also much simpler explanations of the term called proxy server. To make it easier to understand we might compare the proxy server with a network machine or computer through what you get to connect to other machines and especially to other persons.

It is also good to know that the used memory for these proxy servers works like a database which will certainly be restored if the same information is asked for more than one time. The conclusion that these proxy servers are useful was revealed because of this fact. If the cache memory restores the information that was earlier needed this might lead to increase of the network quality and might speed up the internet connections.

We also heard about anonymous proxy servers. What is to know about these anonymous web proxies you might wonder? Well these special proxy servers are more than useful. It is well known that anonymous proxy servers hide your ID which will protect you and you computer from unauthorized access through the internet. The IP address is protected with the help of these anonymous proxy servers and no worries should occur while you are browsing the internet. These proxy servers might be used for different web services starting with web mail and ending with web-chat rooms or FTP achieves.

It is also good to know for those who surf the web without any worries that some sites require IP addresses or even IDs. Once they have gathered this information along with some information about your operating system the hacking of your PC might start. You will notice that your PC begins to block more and more often, requiring in most of the cases a reboot and worse than that is the possibility of getting access to your hard drive or RAM.

For more resources about Anonymous Web Proxy please review this website http://www.27proxy.com

Stefan Jechel
http://www.articlesbase.com/business-articles/guide-to-an-anonymous-web-proxy-127190.html

Proxy servers are computers that offer a computer network service that allows its clients to connect indirectly to other network services. Proxies that are able to block the offensive web content are called web proxies. Another meaning of web proxies is reformatting the pages for other different operating systems. The internet providers might also set up proxies for preventing the occurrence of the computer viruses or any other hostile content such as spam that might affect your PC.

The special case of web proxies and the most frequently used are CGI proxies. For everybody to understand it is good to be explained that these CGI proxies are web pages that allow users to access other sites through them. These special sites are mostly used to gain access to blocked web sites. This thing is possible because the web proxy servers hide your IP address from any website and might also lead to faster browsing.

Many organizations such as schools or families use a proxy server to enforce acceptable network use policies or to provide security such as anti-virus, anti-malware or anti-spam services.

Anonymous proxy servers are most frequently used because these web servers do not share your IP address or any information about you or your computer. These anonymous proxy servers will protect you from different forms of malware such as viruses or spam.

Another advantage was proved when it comes to the anonymous web proxy server. It is known that these servers work with the help of a virtual database called cache. This memory is used to store the asked information and when that information is needed again there is no need for a new connection. The required information will be restored from the cache memory and this can not lead to anything but an increase of web surf quality and an increase of browsing speed.

These web proxy servers are indicated because it is known that if some sites get your IP and some minimum information about your operating system, hacking might be possible. Hacking will lead to an ongoing block and more than that it may lead to sharing the information from your hard drive and RAM.

More an inconvenience than a risk is the fact that proxy users may find themselves being blocked from certain web sites because numerous sites or forums block the IP addresses that are known to be spammed or trolled.

The good thing is that your IP is not vulnerable by using these web proxies.

For more resources about Web Proxies please review this website http://www.28proxy.com

Stefan Jechel
http://www.articlesbase.com/business-articles/learn-how-to-use-the-safe-web-proxy-127191.html

When surfing the net, you are exposed. Your IP address can be tracked down and many people can then have access to many private information about you. Your name or address are just some of the things that one can find out about you, simply by surfing the net.

This thing was known before, but since the rate of Internet crime was not that big, people did not worry that much. However, as time goes by, privacy is becoming more and more of an issue. This is the reason why anonymous proxy servers were created. By simply using these anonymous proxy servers, you are given the privacy that you were looking for and your anonymity is guaranteed.

The anonymous proxy server is the computer that allows the clients of a network service to establish indirect connections to other network services and protect their identity at the same time. The client simply connects to the anonymous proxy server, requests a file or a connection that is available on another server, and the proxy server provides it, without reveling the clients data. The anonymous proxy server either establishes the connection directly or by giving it from a cache.

When you want your identity to remain a secret or browse some sites that you are not allowed, the use of the anonymous proxy server is the solution. All you have to do is go to the anonymous proxy site and write there the address that you are looking for. The anonymous proxy server will then establish the connection and retrieves the pages that you are searching for before they are given to you. This way the address that the other servers see is not your own, but the anonymous proxy server’ s.

The anonymous proxy server is more like a buffer that stand between you and the sites that you are visiting. This way you are safe from harm. Furthermore, with the help of these servers you can also visit sites that you are not allowed and leave no trace of your steps.

Everybody hates those workplaces or schools where certain sites can not be visited for several reason. Well, the anonymous proxy server can also resolve those cases as well. Because the other servers will not know the IP address of the computer that wants to connect to that server, due to the use of the anonymous proxy server, access will be granted.

However, there are also a couple of „problems ” when using an anonymous proxy server. The first problem is that the browsing speed fluctuates and it is also a little slower than usual. Another problem can be that the anonymous proxy server itself record your data and then another malicious server can read that data and find everything about you. To make sure that this does not happen to you, use a top rated anonymous proxy server that also has a very clear policy about privacy.

For more resources about Anonymous Proxy Server please review this website http://www.18proxy.com

Stefan Jechel
http://www.articlesbase.com/business-articles/how-to-use-an-anonymous-proxy-server-126366.html

Facebook proxy bypass servers are necessary if you have some reason to hide the IP address either of your internet connection, or of the site to which you are trying to connect. Why should anybody want to do this, and how do Facebook proxy providers work?

Why Use a Proxy Bypass?

If you work for an employer and have unmonitored internet access, then you can be barred from accessing certain IP addresses, such as those of the commonly used social networking sites. Facebook, Friendster, Twitter, MySpace and YouTube are the more common sites that employees tend to visit in company time. Your employer can stop this by preventing your computer from accessing the internet (IP) addresses of these sites.

If you have internet access at school, college or university, you will be even less supervised than at work, and few students have not tried to use school or college computers to access social networking sites. There again, the relevant IP addresses have a block or filter placed on them which only a proxy bypass can circumvent.

A block generally refers to a blanket bar placed on the entire network accessing specific addresses, while filters permit access to individual terminals, the users of which might have a legitimate use for them. Most sites are filtered while a few can be blocked, and a Facebook proxy might be needed by a student, for example, but not a faculty member.

The target websites themselves can place blocks on individual IP addresses, and if Friendster or Facebook has banned you and your internet address for some reason, then you can’t even re-register using a different name and email address unless you get a new internet connection with a different IP address. Facebook proxy bypass servers can enable you to re-register without changing your IP address. You can also access your home page using your regular login details.

How a Facebook Proxy Bypass Server Works

If computer A connects to website B, then the IP address of both A and B are known to each other. All it takes to sever that connection is for either to block the other. However, if A connects to site C, and C connects to B, neither A nor B sees each other – they both see only IP address C.

Therefore, a block or filter against B will not be triggered by the address of C, to which you are connected. Neither will any block place by B on A be triggered, because as far as B is concerned it is connected to C and not A. The term ‘proxy bypass’ is therefore a bit of a misnomer because it is more of a proxy ‘router’; many different computers can be rerouted by a central connection to a number of social websites (or any type of website in fact).

For example, if you are finding it difficult to connect to a specific website, such as a search engine, you can do so through a proxy. The principle behind a Facebook proxy is just the same as that of you connecting your computer to a router in a network to connect to the internet – all computers connected to that router will have the same IP address, and when you use a modem attached to your computer to bypass the router through a different internet connection, you will have a different IP address.

Proxy bypass sites don’t last forever. Once they have been detected and also blocked, you have to find another. However they can last for a long time, and new Facebook proxies are coming online as fast as they are being blocked. For that reason you should find a site that offers you a number of alternatives.

So next time you have difficulty accessing a specific website, whether it is Facebook, YouTube or anything else a proxy can help you. Bear in mind that they are rarely specific, and take the form of an address bar into which you enter the internet address of the site you want to access. In the case of a Facebook proxy bypass server you enter the Facebook address, but it usually also works with any other website address.

Facebook proxy bypass servers allow you to access any sites that have blocked by your school, college or employer. An understanding of how they work will enable you to make best of use of them, not just for Facebook, but also Friendster, MySpace and any other website you are unable to access directly.

Peter Nisbet
http://www.articlesbase.com/internet-articles/how-facebook-proxy-bypass-servers-work-715917.html