At 10:55 PM 12/15/2005, Pete Holsberg typed:
THIS IS AN INTERMITTENT PROBLEM!
If it's so intermittent then you should be able by process of
elimination [eg: disable AVG] determine what is causing the problem
when it does occur. Try isolating what is different about both
systems when the problem occurs & also what is the same about both
systems at that time as well. Even after all this back & forth I
still don't understand how the LAN is setup which makes it very
difficult to assist you but I could be like some others & not bother
since there is not enough info.
If you don't mind I have to go back & try to figure out what the wife
meant with her last comments to me. I'll get back to you if & when I do.
It's not that I didn't bother, Walter. Often it's that I didn't
think to do it. That's why I ask for troubleshooting suggestions.
If you truly want assistance & you truly have a problem then you MUST
slow down & record everything you can about the 2 systems & then
compare them. If that doesn't bring the problem to light then relay
the everything that you recorded to us so that we may help you in the
most efficient & expeditious manner. Not only is time precious to you
but to many of us here as well.
Intermittently. What if the DoS was done in bursts?
You need to Google DoS if you think that's the problem but by the
very nature of DoS it is an attack on a server from hundreds if not
thousands of places simultaneously & continuos NOT in bursts. If it
was in bursts then how could one guarantee blocking the server being
attacked ? They could NOT the attack would be a complete waste of time.
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Wayne D. Johnson
Ashland, OH, USA 44805
<http://www.wavijo.com>
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