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New Member
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Location: Oriskany, NY
Age: 38
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Hello,
I have been trying to dig up some information about why NTOSKRNL.EXE was trying to access TCP 2100 from a firewall log yesterday. Combing through Google, I found nothing! First of, I am on a WinXP Pro SP2 machine, testing a Sygate personal Firewall. I recieved this pop-up yesterday regarding ntoskrnl.exe. Someone at Remote IP Address: 62.22.75.4 using TCP port 1921 was trying to access ntoskrnl.exe through TCP 2100. Of course, I blocked this, but was curious to know, what was going on. Any clues? In addition, I have done the norm, scanned, scanned, scanned, and then some more scans. All with different AV, Trojan, Spyware, etc tools, system is clean. |
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Digaredd
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Location: Melbourne AU
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It's a legit process, see here. The IP address is from RIPE Network Coordination Centre that allocates IP addresses for Europe and other parts of the world. I had the same thing happen a few weeks ago, I think its to check if your IP address is being used.
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Location: Oriskany, NY
Age: 38
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Hmmm, I see. I guess through all the panic, I never really did research the IP address, though I swear I did a lookup on it. Anyway, makes sense I guess, since this machine does have a presence on the outside world.
Thanks for your reply! |
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