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Troubleshooting using skype in my network
Squall8985
post Feb 21 2007, 03:42 AM
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Hello..
Im planning to use skype.
But my administrator in my university has block several programs and one of them is skype.
Is there any other way for me to use skype?
Thanks.
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post Feb 21 2007, 07:45 AM
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It is against the ToS of GeeksToGo to help someone trying to circumvent security systems in place by Administrators. As such, I cannot help you with this problem and I am going to close this topic since no one else can either. I hope you understand.

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