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Posted by dontb on July 10, 2004, 5:13 pm
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Now this is getting strange....
I figured out how to put a address range block in the firewall and I blocked
the range of addressess assigned to the Amsterdam server. 80.0.0.0 -
80.255.255.255.
The firewall is set to flag announce attempts in this range. Now here is
the interesting part.
When I open a received email in Outlook, I get IP sends (that are now
blocked) to addresses in that range. Not all the emails...just some.
I just have the email open. Im not even composing. the IP data is:
Outlook, 80.67.66.70. port 80, TCP, local port 1970.
What do you make of that? Sounds very weird to me.
thanks for any inputs
> I get a unknown IP message sent each time I start my computer.
> Is there an application or some way that will allow me to associate the
> program on my computer with the momentary IP message sent from my computer
> at startup?
>
> Background/configuration:
> XP, Linksys Router
> Wallwatcher: I use Wallwatcher to monitor all IP activity at my Linksys
> router.
> Kerio Firewall: I also use Kerio firewall to block this IP each time, but
> at every startup a new IP message is sent from my computer.
> Each time I add the new IP address to the Firewall block, a new one is
sent
> at the next startup.
> I have used Spybot to cleanse and also Norton scan every day.
>
> TCP View/Process Explore: I have used TCP View and Process Explore but I
> dont see how those help me track this momentary message.
>
> Is there an application or some way that will allow me to associate the
> program on my computer with the momentary IP message sent from my computer
> at startup?
>
> Any thoughts appreciated.
>
>
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