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By: LionStorm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On: Tuesday, May 22, 2001, 2:55:28 PM
Re: [Miami] Re: ping-flood protection
Hi LionStorm,
LS>>> I got recently a message telling me something about ping flood.
LS>>> What does that mean exactly? Hopefully the ping flood protection
LS>>> was set.
TS>> It means someone tried to ping you, not once, but a whole series of
TS>> them, more than Miami thought was appropriate. It may have been just
TS>> one or two more, or masses more.
LS> Ok I got it but is it possible to know the IP of the one trying to
LS> take control over my computer?
For many occasions (but not all of them), the Miami NetStat command will
show you what connections exist between yourself and others. Have a play
around with it (instructions for it are in the manual, and they're better
than I could tell you about it).
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