Sorry for the false alarm...after further investigation, I have determined that it is most likely SIMS closing open relay options doing what they are supposed to do. However, I have found a couple of other entries quite similar, and they have turned out to be worms.

Joe


On Thursday, October 2, 2003, at 08:27 AM, Bill Cole wrote:


24.225.31.83 is a static public IP that my ISP in Hays, KS gave me to assign to an Apple Airport Extreme Basestation, that is providing routing functions for a couple of iMacs with Airport, plus our Hays manager's Wintel machine. I'm fairly certain that "oemcomputer" in this log is referring to his machine. Could he possibly have a PC worm or virus? It is looking like since about 3:00 p.m. this afternoon, these entries have been showing up approximately every 20 minutes.


I'd bet that he has a worm, but to get useful information you will need to turn up the SMTP logging level.


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