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Old 25-08-2008, 19:15   #1
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Ridiculous amount of applications using the internet
Hey guys,

My internet has been getting very very slow lately.

I've discovered that it is to do with the amount of applications connect to my internet.

I have done a netstat and these are the results:

Proto Local Address Foreign Address State
TCP your-7750a80450:1149 localhost:10352 CLOSE_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1168 localhost:1169 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1169 localhost:1168 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1171 localhost:1172 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1172 localhost:1171 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1490 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1617 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1685 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1692 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1695 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1697 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1698 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1699 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1741 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1743 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1745 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1751 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1753 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1755 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1843 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1913 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1915 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1917 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1919 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1920 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1923 localhost:10352 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1962 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1988 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1990 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1992 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1994 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1996 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1998 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2003 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2005 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2007 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2011 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2014 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2016 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2018 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2022 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2026 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2094 localhost:10352 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1685 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1692 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1695 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1697 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1698 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1699 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1741 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1743 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1745 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1751 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1753 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1755 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1913 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1915 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1917 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1923 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1969 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1971 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1981 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:1985 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:2000 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:2024 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:2027 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:2030 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:2032 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:2035 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:2037 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:2039 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:2041 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:2045 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:2047 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:2050 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:10352 localhost:2056 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1031 ik-in-f103.google.com:https CLOSE_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1055
3 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1394 *******.cable.ubr05.nmal.blueyonder.co.uk:
423 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1491 84.53.177.17:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1521 92.17.209.221:49601 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1618 213.52.168.140:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1686 84.53.177.81:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1694 84.53.177.81:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1696 84.53.177.81:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1700 84.53.177.81:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1701 84.53.177.81:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1702 84.53.177.81:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1742 84.53.177.50:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1744 84.53.177.50:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1748 84.53.177.50:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1752 84.53.177.50:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1754 84.53.177.50:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1756 84.53.177.50:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1844 84.53.177.67:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1902 by1msg5082513.mixer.edge.messenger.live.com:1863
ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1906 63.243.146.21:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1914 193.38.108.198:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1916 193.38.108.198:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1918 193.38.108.198:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1921 193.38.108.198:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1922 193.38.108.198:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1924 193.38.108.198:http ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:1963 ug-in-f165.google.com:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1989 server3.cableforum.co.uk:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1991 server3.cableforum.co.uk:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1993 server3.cableforum.co.uk:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1995 server3.cableforum.co.uk:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1997 server3.cableforum.co.uk:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:1999 server3.cableforum.co.uk:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2006 server3.cableforum.co.uk:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2008 server3.cableforum.co.uk:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2021 server3.cableforum.co.uk:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2044 65.55.197.126:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2051 193.38.108.206:http TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2093 host86-135-12-14.range86-135.btcentralplus.com:5
516 ESTABLISHED
TCP your-7750a80450:2093 207.46.26.253:7001 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2107 dyna-addons.nllb01.nl.mozilla.com:https ESTABLI
HED
TCP your-7750a80450:2108 dyna-aus2.nslb.sj.mozilla.com:https ESTABLISHED

TCP your-7750a80450:2869 192.168.1.1:1478 TIME_WAIT
TCP your-7750a80450:2869 192.168.1.1:1479 TIME_WAIT



I believe that is WAY too many. I have bought a spyware checker and it got rid of some spyware, but i still have a lot of applications using up my internet. Can anyone help?


Thanks
Chris
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Old 25-08-2008, 19:18   #2
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Re: Ridiculous amount of applications using the internet
"Bought" a spyware checker? Please clarify.
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Old 25-08-2008, 19:19   #3
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It was XostSpySE
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Re: Ridiculous amount of applications using the internet
A netstat -a isn't really necessary to see applications actually using the internet.

If you are interested in what's actually using the connections use Task Manager and the processes tab to see the PIDs of the applications, then try netstat -o and match up the process IDs against those given in the netstat.

Most of the connections you are showing there are in the process of closing.
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Old 25-08-2008, 19:21   #5
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Re: Ridiculous amount of applications using the internet
Ok.........

So how do i fixed this slow internet problem?
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Re: Ridiculous amount of applications using the internet
Try following the above to try and ascertain what is actually connecting to what first.
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Re: Ridiculous amount of applications using the internet
ermmmm

What is a PID?

Sorry i'm not very good at this kind of stuff
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Process ID, each process has an associated ID number.
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Re: Ridiculous amount of applications using the internet
Ok, all i've got is Image Name, User Name, CPU and Mem Usuage
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In task manager, choose view -> select columns and tick the PID box.

The resulting numbers should match up with the netstat -o output.
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Re: Ridiculous amount of applications using the internet
Ok, it looks like my virgin media firewall wall was taking up alot and so was firefox.

But what i now dont get is how can firefox take up 16 estabished connections???
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Firefox, indeed most browsers, will open multiple connections to speed page loading.
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ok thanks guys
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Re: Ridiculous amount of applications using the internet
eny chance you have been suing torrents? or still am or limewire?
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netstat -b
This will show you the program that is running
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