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Horace 11-09-2008 20:41

Re: Why do 4 programs take up 50 connections in netstat?!?!?!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by chrisdudeperson (Post 34635982)
Hey guys,

My internet keeps on overloading and i did a netstat and i found out that programs like google chrome or firefox are using like 20 established connections!!!

How do i stop them from doing this because it is killing my internet!

Thanks
Chris

That can happen with some routers, basically the router runs out of memory and starts to fail until a reboot.
Netstat -b or currports ( http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/cports.html ) will tell you what's actually on the end of those open connections.

whydoIneedatech 11-09-2008 20:55

Re: Why do 4 programs take up 50 connections in netstat?!?!?!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Horace (Post 34636072)
That can happen with some routers, basically the router runs out of memory and starts to fail until a reboot.
Netstat -b or currports ( http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/cports.html ) will tell you what's actually on the end of those open connections.

Quite similar to Procexp that I mentioned above.

CrowmanUK 11-09-2008 21:23

Re: Why do 4 programs take up 50 connections in netstat?!?!?!
 
try running netstat -a -o it'll give you the process ID of whatever is using that connection and you can track it down in the processes tab of windows task manager, if it doesnt show you the process id (PID) go to view at the top, select columns and put a tick in the PID box, tech support told me I'd got way too many processes running once and said I must be using p2p software or be infected with virus/spyware, turned out once I checked it was a program I use called Xfire, a games messaging program that does use p2p technology to download patches for games.

Paul 11-09-2008 21:37

Re: Why do 4 programs take up 50 connections in netstat?!?!?!
 
netstat -bn

is best - you will see all the ips and port numbers (no lookups) and the process exe.

chrisdudeperson 11-09-2008 22:48

Re: Why do 4 programs take up 50 connections in netstat?!?!?!
 
Ok, well RPS which is PCGuard is taking up a lot, how do i stop this?

Surely it doesn't need 10 connections??
Surely Chrome didn't need 20!

Thanks
Chris

Andrewcrawford23 12-09-2008 10:16

Re: Why do 4 programs take up 50 connections in netstat?!?!?!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by chrisdudeperson (Post 34636050)
So what does this mean for my dodgy internet?

Because i phone up virgin and the guy said that i had way too many establishd connected. He also pinged the modem with my pc plugged in and without it plugged in. The ping was very slow with mine plugged in and normal when it wasn't

So somethings up

The guy is talking mince, XP by defaults has 30-40 connection that are local, they got a shock when they tried that on me and i said bit hard when it brand new isntalled machine

---------- Post added at 09:16 ---------- Previous post was at 09:15 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by chrisdudeperson (Post 34636188)
Ok, well RPS which is PCGuard is taking up a lot, how do i stop this?

Surely it doesn't need 10 connections??
Surely Chrome didn't need 20!

Thanks
Chris

It needs to take them up!!!! it your firewal how else do they expect your connection to be safe

chrisdudeperson 12-09-2008 21:02

Re: Why do 4 programs take up 50 connections in netstat?!?!?!
 
So what could be the cause of my dodgy internet?

I have updated and reset my router.

...

Thanks
Chris

Andrewcrawford23 13-09-2008 23:50

Re: Why do 4 programs take up 50 connections in netstat?!?!?!
 
in command prompt do ping www.bbc.co.uk and tracert www.bbc.co.uk, post netstat -bo and i will see if i can see what causing the problem the local loopbacks wont slow your internet no matter what virgin techincal support say there a bit daft or just dnt liek admiting fault


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