Hallo Oliver,
On Sat, 30 Sep 2000 20:51:47 +0200 GMT (01/10/2000, 02:51 +0800 GMT),
Oliver Sturm wrote:
>> And what is nbsession, by the way, as I get that a lot.
OS> That's a protocol belonging to the SMB suite, which provides Windows
OS> file sharing. But I'm wondering how your firewall can detect an
OS> application running on your own machine attempting an *IN*bound
OS> communication? There's either a problem with your firewall or it's
OS> terminology :-) Doesn't it give you any proper logs showing the
OS> packet information?
This is the info I just pasted from the log:
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This one time, the user has chosen to "block" communications. Details:
Inbound TCP connection
Local address,service is (163.31.23.50,nbsession)
Remote address,service is (163.31.23.191,1163)
Process name is "C:\PROGRAM FILES\THE BAT!\THEBAT.EXE"
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I'm running AtGuard V.3.2. If there is more info somewhere, let me
know where to look.
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