jakx spoofing filters question

guest · Guest

i think these are great filters, but when i go to
http://www.all-nettools.com/pr.htm it detects
that i'm using a proxy server and also my real
ip (remote address and remote host). is there any
way round these detections?

could it be to do with java/cookies? i'm not keen
on disabling java and cookies to the extreme, as
so many of the sites i visit generally seem to demand
them (although it's nice to cut out the unnessasary
and worst kinds), but i did try by completely disabling
java and cookies via prox (not via ie options), but still
to no avail.

maybe i'm missing a filter or two. is anyone
else getting the same problem

i use ie6 sp1 and win98

thanks

Guest · Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2004 1:28 pm Post subject:

For me it says:

Kye-U · Sergeant Joined: Oct 18, 2003 Posts: 147

That's how it works.

Your IP appears to be the Remote Proxy Server. And a rotating list of IPs pretends to be the Client IP.


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