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i have some vpn servers in usa, only pptp if you are interested.

Ing. Alejandro M.
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El 30/12/2013 10:27 a. m., Peter Green escribió:
> Viewing video over the T.O.R. network doesn't sound like a good idea...
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> V.P.N. or possibly a proxy would be the way.
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> Peter
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> subhuman <discipline AT gmx.net> wrote:
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>     What you're describing is not a DNS-related problem, but one with your 
> actual IP. You may want to try Tor or VPN to circumvent it. However, I'm 
> quite sure that there will be other sources for the show than NBC. If you 
> don't insist on HD quality, that is. Possibly. Give the net an hour or two, 
> and you'll be able to find what you missed. You should in this case, however, 
> rely upon Tor.
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>     On Mon, 30 Dec 2013 08:48:15 -0600
>     <christopher.harris AT rogers.com> wrote:
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>         I've set up a laptop with a US DNS as the primary DNS, and a
>         Quebec, Canada based DNS as the secondary DNS. I am located in
>         Canada. When I attempt to view a "Saturday Night Live" video
>         on the NBC website, I receive a reply that I am not permitted
>         to do so, since I am not located in the US. I didn't expect
>         this response, based on the US DNS setting. Must I also change
>         the DNS setting in my cable modem-router? Or set the secondary
>         DNS as a US DNS as well? Thanks, Christopher Harris
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