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Inbound connections ?
Can someone please tell me why I am getting so many hits on my firewall, these are the details,
Inbound connection made from 192.168. there are 2 more numbers but Ido not know if I should disclose these ? there have been 2553 since 11/02/06 Protocol 17-UDP, user datagram. Port 137 138 1900 Should I be concerned about these attempted connections, Thanks. |
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Sounds like your firewall is doing a great job, i would be more concerned if it didnt catch them,
But it does seem quite a lot. |
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I have also had 2414 hits from another ip address |
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Infected PCs that have no firewall, anti-virus software or anti-spyware etc. Also that sort of thing could be caused if you P2P at all. If you are worried then you can report it, personally I just bought a router and let it get on with it lol
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If its the same one over and over, put the ip in Here it may shed some light :)
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If it's a 192 address then that's something on your network. Any other PC's connected? Perhaps time for a spyware sweep. :)
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No one. The IP address is within your internal network address range so the odds are it is either something on the PCs or just a ping from your son or your network hardware. Does the IP address match your sons PC IP address? What is the IP by the way, it's internal so no one can hurt you if you tell us.
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My son's IP address is 66.294 etc |
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Do you have a router and what is its' and yours' and your sons' PC IP addresses?
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go into Start menu,
click "run", type: cmd hit enter type the following into the command prompt box that opens: ipconfig /all (please be careful of the space between ipconfig and / ) You should then get a screen with a lot of info on it. In that info will be your IP address and your default gateway (often your router). You can do this on yours and your sons' PC or you could go into your router config page and get the information there ;) |
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