Is it possible to access banned website using virtual private network?

Manish Goyal

Manish Goyal

@manish-r2Hoep Oct 24, 2024
As we know china has completely banned google ,but today i read somewhere that some chinese are still using google through virtual private network?

Is it really possible ? what is this VPN ?

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  • durga ch

    durga ch

    @durga-TpX3gO Jun 17, 2010

    Virtual private network is a tunnel connection from outside network to a LAN .
    Let me give you a real life example.
    Consider you drop a paper mail to some guy in some location say address xyz.
    Now the content of you mail will not change if I put your mail in another envelope and encrypt it and again destined to xyz.

    Only the person, who knows the encryption will be able to open the outer envelope to read the mail in the inner envelope.
    In simple words this array of outer envelopes is VPN.

    In a VPN service, you establish a secure tunnel from outer network (A)to an LAN network(B) over internet and you should be then able to use all the service provided in the inner network. You might ask why don't we directly use internet to access that LAN? It would not work- because the firewalls of the LAN (B), would not allow any packets to access the inner services whose say source address is not what is expected.

    And as far as Chinese accessing Goggle through VPN is concerned , I think the % can be so less- given the popularity of BAIDU there 😉. They might be connecting to servers in Hong Kong ( HK has not banned Goggle as far as I know)
  • raj87verma88

    raj87verma88

    @raj87verma88-ZpL2Wn Jun 17, 2010

    I think you can use Proxy Servers. But then I don't know much about IT and CSE.
  • vishnu priya

    vishnu priya

    @vishnu-priya-L6wLMl Jun 17, 2010

    durga
    Virtual private network is a tunnel connection from outside network to a LAN .
    Let me give you a real life example.
    Consider you drop a paper mail to some guy in some location say address xyz.
    Now the content of you mail will not change if I put your mail in another envelope and encrypt it and again destined to xyz.

    Only the person, who knows the encryption will be able to open the outer envelope to read the mail in the inner envelope.
    In simple words this array of outer envelopes is VPN.

    In a VPN service, you establish a secure tunnel from outer network (A)to an LAN network(B) over internet and you should be then able to use all the service provided in the inner network. You might ask why don't we directly use internet to access that LAN? It would not work- because the firewalls of the LAN (B), would not allow any packets to access the inner services whose say source address is not what is expected.

    And as far as Chinese accessing Goggle through VPN is concerned , I think the % can be so less- given the popularity of BAIDU there 😉. They might be connecting to servers in Hong Kong ( HK has not banned Goggle as far as I know)

    Clean and simple!!I just got the outline within a glance.Great example!
  • Manish Goyal

    Manish Goyal

    @manish-r2Hoep Jun 17, 2010

    thanks for explaining this

    it means vpn provides private communication using global internet right????
  • Sahithi Pallavi

    Sahithi Pallavi

    @sahithi-oJZaYj Jun 18, 2010

    @ durga : Very clean and neat explanation durga. You rocked. 😀

    it means vpn provides private communication using global internet right????
    exactly right.

    And, as raj said you may use web proxies to access blocked sites. For example, some colleges block social networking sites like orkut, facebook etc. Then you may use some proxies like power.com etc. By using that proxy you may access that blocked social networking sites. some other proxies are hidemyass.com, anonymizer.com, wujie.net etc. We have so many types of proxies.

    So, you may access any kind of blocked site using proxies.
  • jhbalaji

    jhbalaji

    @jhbalaji-AH60JJ Jun 20, 2010

    Read this
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    Its Too good!