Hi Thomas Fernandez,
On Sunday, October 01, 2000 at 7:27:08 AM you wrote:
> This is the info I just pasted from the log:
> Quote
> 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"
> Unquote
> I'm running AtGuard V.3.2. If there is more info somewhere, let me
> know where to look.
I don't know that software... I just don't understand what meaning the
process name is supposed to have in this context. There's only one
situation I can imagine where any local process would have to do with
the connection: if that local process had a listening socket open on
the port in question. But TB doesn't open any listening sockets at
all, AFAIK (why should it?), so this really can't be the case. Or
maybe the word "incoming" is wrong here? Which of those two IP
addresses belongs to your system?
Oliver Sturm
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