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Bypass HTTP traffic firewall block

Ok, question here. I'm studying an associates degree in web dev, in classroom we got limited access to the internet. Teachers seem to have a custom php webpage that they use to give us access to the internet, so they've must been using a firewall to block and unblock all http traffic.

When http traffic is blocked i know we are still able to communicate to the outside since icmp and dns packets still reach public ip addresses.

Is there a way to bypass the block and allow http traffic on my computer?

I tried to use proxychains and route traffic through tor but doesn't work. I thought of an ssh tunnel or/and an dns tunnel but i don't any computer with a static public ip address to connect to.

I'm just curious if this can be achieved in some way

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