G'day Neil.
Thanks for that tip. You weren't alone. I didn't know that trick and, like you,
I organise into many and various folders, sub-folders, etc. Just followed your
help and hey presto, there it was. Like your good self, I'm still happily using
Snow Leopard.
Now I just have to remember
Hi Ray,
Have you been using a P2P (peer to peer) type application e.g. torrents, or
file sharing application?
When the application is closed you may well see the router firewall kick in by
blocking access since the application is no longer running to accept the
connection.
As long as you
Ronda,
I have never used torrent or file-sharing apps, and have WPA2 security set on
my Wireless Network.
I have since done a Whois on the IP address of the source, and it gave me the
following interesting info:
netname:CHINANET-JS
descr: CHINANET jiangsu province network
Hi Ray,
Yes, I had noticed that the IP Address is from China.
From what I understand these are automated port scans and are unfortunately
quite routine.
They are not directed at you specifically but rather at the entire network
segment which you share with other subscribers.
The hackers are
Yes I monitored that stuff for a while and there was a constant stream of it
from various sources - I turned it off, assuming the router was doing its job
by detecting the 'attacks'
PM
pete...@amnet.net.au
0408 902 349
On 31/01/2012, at 10:52 AM, Ray Forma wrote:
Ronda,
I have never used
And that RAM is ECC Ram, so its either for servers or Mac Pro's that take ECC
ram
Ash
From: Daniel Kerr [dan...@macwizardry.com.au]
Sent: Monday, 30 January 2012 1:38 PM
To: WAMUG
Subject: Fwd: Ram
Actually, just had a look at wholesalers pricing and can
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