HSDPA

5 Feb 2009 8:55 AM

Kevin

I have XP professional connected to the company's network and it is blocking
MSN, Skyp, facebook, etc.
Is there a workaround if I have another network connection to a
firewall-free internet like HSDPA modem?
How would this 2 network be seperated so my LotusNotes still route via LAN
and my IE, MSN route via HSDPA modem?

5 Feb 2009 9:11 AM

Pegasus (MVP)

"Kevin" <Kevin@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:uMxzG%232hJHA.5732@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>I have XP professional connected to the company's network and it is
>blocking
> MSN, Skyp, facebook, etc.
> Is there a workaround if I have another network connection to a
> firewall-free internet like HSDPA modem?
> How would this 2 network be seperated so my LotusNotes still route via LAN
> and my IE, MSN route via HSDPA modem?
>

This is something you should discuss with your company's network
administrator. Attempting to bypass the company's firewall is probably not a
good idea.

5 Feb 2009 12:17 PM

Pavel A.

Kevin wrote:

> I have XP professional connected to the company's network and it is blocking
> MSN, Skyp, facebook, etc.
> Is there a workaround if I have another network connection to a
> firewall-free internet like HSDPA modem?
> How would this 2 network be seperated so my LotusNotes still route via LAN
> and my IE, MSN route via HSDPA modem?

No problem, just bring your own laptop or smartrphone to work
(if your company allows this).

--pa