First, read the English article below.

Many Internet security blacklists can be fooled by using the mobile address for a website, or by using the website's IP address instead of its usual address. OpenDNS renders these tactics useless, so you'll have to try a couple of other ways to circumvent it. If you can attach your computer to the Internet modem via Ethernet, you can bypass the network restrictions imposed by OpenDNS. Keep in mind that doing this in a work or school environment most likely constitutes trespassing, which is a serious offense.  The modem is usually separate from the router. If your Internet connection uses a router/modem combo, this method most likely won't work for you. This method is most effective for home connections with OpenDNS parental controls installed. . If you have a supported iPhone or Android smartphone, you can use your phone's cellular data connection as a Wi-Fi network. This process is called "tethering", and not all cellular providers include it.  The linked article references using tethering on a laptop, but the same instructions will work for a desktop computer. If the computer on which you're trying to bypass OpenDNS doesn't allow you to choose your own network, you won't be able to use tethering. . Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) route your Internet traffic through different servers around the world, which hides your network activity from security suites such as OpenDNS and the like. However, most VPN subscriptions are paid, and your restricted computer may not allow you to make administrator-level changes to One free VPN option is Hotspot Shield. If you're able to install Hotspot Shield on the restricted computer, it will allow you to access most blocked sites. You can always put the Hotspot Shield setup file on a flash drive and then install it onto the computer from there. 

Now, please write a short abstract for it in Indonesian. Abstract:
Ketahui apa saja yang tidak bisa dilakukan. Hubungkan perangkat secara langsung ke modem. Gunakan koneksi data seluler Gunakan VPN