hehe, I wish I got that kind of training in high school. I was one of those kids that always tried to find a way to bypass the schools securityo... well shows my knolage on server. i stick with linuxjust now i am geting use to server as my school's tech guy is "traning" me so to say... showing me the buisness side to life which i really like since he is allowning me so much freedom.
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. Now the ironic part is that I'm interning at the same school district, although now I'm working to prevent students from bypassing the security. 
) and now, lets see. firewall blocks everything i want it to, computers locked down, they cant really do anything. but its ashame. everything is so miss treated. we just got really nice good lexmark laser printers and jsut had to return it b/c some kid broke a switch off it. gum was attached to it gum inside it, computer moniters smached togeter, computers off there racks, mice missing, screens jacked up. its horable!!! i saw someone eating a gressey pizza on a keyboard!!!!!!!!! you dont want to know how many times our princaple tells everyone that they cant go on it at lunch. we even closed the accounts at lunch but people leave the account active and just go on... next year.... that is a no no. log off after 5-10 min idel time 
(that should be evil smilly with horns)
[-0MEGA-];894679 said:hehe, I wish I got that kind of training in high school. I was one of those kids that always tried to find a way to bypass the schools security
I took a Windows Server 2003 class last semester and it had to of been one of the most interesting computer courses I've taken so far.
I know the tech department will not. There are several ways to get around the blocking, some of which I have learned after learning how our schools security is setup, what they use for blocking, and how their network is configured. However I would never tell any of the students there what to do to bypass it, as that could get me into some serious trouble.
