File sharing programs

Discussion in 'other firewalls' started by yodafan, Aug 17, 2002.

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  1. yodafan

    yodafan Guest

    hi,

    Lately been getting pings from sharing programs, port 6346,1214. These programs are ping for hours....is this not abusive? I get logs of this stuff. How come these programs are so unconsistent with who is logged in or not?

    btw i don't use sharing programs so i don't know much about these stuff...

    YODA
     
  2. root

    root Registered Member

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    This usually happens when someone is on a dialup or other ISP that changes IPs regularly. Someone had the IP before you and uses P2P, then logs off. You come along and get the IP and start getting hammered.
    That's where a good firewall comes in handy. :)
    I would offer some suggestions, but Paul would ban me. :D
     
  3. Paul Wilders

    Paul Wilders Administrator

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    LOL! Nope: actually, your input here is highly valued :cool:. That being said: no suggestions - at least not the ones I presume you could post ;)

    regards.

    paul
     
  4. Stu

    Stu Guest

    I agree it is a pain i tried out kaaza lite for a week and after i stopped using it and formatted my drive i continued to get hammered by it.I have broadband but luckily i have a dynamic ip that changes every few weeks.I feel sorry for the person that got my last ip if they have a firewall there probably still getting battered with traffic from there.
     
  5. Prince_Serendip

    Prince_Serendip Registered Member

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    Hi YOD@! To fix this problem, disconnect from your ISP and then reconnect. Hopefully/usually they'll give you a new IP. Should stop the hits. :)
     
  6. yodafan

    yodafan Guest

    hey thanx a lot guys,

    just got ping for subseven.... so i check it out with symantec's trace a potential thing (whois), it found no server... weird . wut does that mean? Like it said no results for locating the server. Screenshot below
     
  7. YODA

    YODA Registered Member

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    heh ok... had to loggin to put up a screenshot...
     

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    Hi,

    Nothing wierd : no registred domain, that's all.

    JacK
     
  9. root

    root Registered Member

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    First Internet provider in Montenegro, Routers and dial-up lines, Podgorica, centrala 2
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    ns.cg.yu, ns2.crnagora.net

    That's all I could get from my snitch in Jugoslavia. They're a tight lipped bunch over there. :D

    Not much sense in pursueing it any further as far as I can see.
     
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