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Posted by Meni on May 3, 2007, 3:19 am
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Thanks Heather, David,
Heather, I hope you feel better :-)
David is right. I'm talking about outbounds.
Here some more info about what happens and my environment:
1. I'm working on my PC normally, no firewall activity, everything is
idle.
2. I click "connect"; I'm getting new IP form my ISP DHCP. I'm now
connected to the internet.
3. After 1-3 seconds the firewall alerts on outbound directed to the
IP I had the last time I was connected to the internet, followed by a
second outbound directed to the IP I'm using now.
4. If I block these attempts it will not happen again until I
disconnect form the internet, than I get a third outbound to the IP I
last used.
It is like some process is monitoring my network connectivity events
and reacts to it.
I can't make rule to block the events because Application is N/A and
the IP is always different.
My OS is WinXP,
I use Windows Defender and Norton antivirus.
All scans are OK. All resident processes are verified by the windows
defender.
so ...
What do u say guys?
p.s. Please forgive my bad English.
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Posted by David H. Lipman on May 3, 2007, 7:35 am
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| Thanks Heather, David,
| Heather, I hope you feel better :-)
| David is right. I'm talking about outbounds.
| Here some more info about what happens and my environment:
| 1. I'm working on my PC normally, no firewall activity, everything is
| idle.
| 2. I click "connect"; I'm getting new IP form my ISP DHCP. I'm now
| connected to the internet.
| 3. After 1-3 seconds the firewall alerts on outbound directed to the
| IP I had the last time I was connected to the internet, followed by a
| second outbound directed to the IP I'm using now.
| 4. If I block these attempts it will not happen again until I
| disconnect form the internet, than I get a third outbound to the IP I
| last used.
| It is like some process is monitoring my network connectivity events
| and reacts to it.
| I can't make rule to block the events because Application is N/A and
| the IP is always different.
| My OS is WinXP,
| I use Windows Defender and Norton antivirus.
| All scans are OK. All resident processes are verified by the windows
| defender.
| so ...
| What do u say guys?
| p.s. Please forgive my bad English.
I say it is normal and not to woory about and is most likely a part of the DHCP
relaese/renew.
--
Dave
http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm
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