Hey people!!! For a good time do this.....

1. Setup ==> Personal firewall => Advanced personal firewall setup ==> Personal firewall => Connection view => Only show TCP connections = (uncheck)

2. Setup ==> Personal firewall => Advanced personal firewall setup ==> Personal firewall => IDS and advanced options ==> Troubleshooting ==> Check both Log options

3. Note time. After 30 minutes look at your firewall log. Notice any "Detected DNS cache poisoning attack" ?

NOTE: My DSL has floods of these; my dialup takes several hours. I'm NOT behind a router, which sometimes can cause this.

If you're on cable post if you see this.

 

Yeah, it's been reported in this forum a few times. For example:
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=208684

But, don't hold your breath on an answer from ESET on that issue...

 

The reason I detailed the instructions is because with the installed defaults users won't see that the firewall is getting hammered unnecessarily.

Another problem I get on a dialup is unwanted IGMP (multicast). This isn't an ESS issue since it's Juno Free and getting hammered goes with the freebee.