This is just a small sample of the log I'm getting with LnS. These are logging at several a second. Just what is mmload monitoring tool and why are these coming so fast and furious? The details of my set up are: Netgear router, comcast cable, DNS Service disabled, and under NETbios Settings I have "Disable Netbios over TCP". Not sure if all this is needed, but just in case. Still learning and am clueless about this. Haven't turned up much on Google. Sorry, almost forgot to say thanks in advance for any info/help. Don't like to take anything for granted. All the best.
Hi, I did a search also but nothing else you have already mentioned. The strange thing also is it is coming from many different machines. If this port is really used by a monotoring tool, perhaps you got the IP of a server waiting for client sending something on port 1427. Or maybe it was simply a P2P server using port 1427. Frederic
Hi Frederic, Thanks for the reply. This is what I'm getting from TCP View [System Process]:0 TCP helios.hsd1.ca.comcast.net.:4587 dsl212-143-35-100.bb.netvision.net.il:http TIME_WAIT [System Process]:0 TCP helios.hsd1.ca.comcast.net.:4624 dsl212-143-35-100.bb.netvision.net.il:http TIME_WAIT svchost.exe:1520 UDP helios.hsd1.ca.comcast.net.:ntp *:* alg.exe:480 TCP helios:1030 helios:0 LISTENING looknstop.exe:412 UDP helios:4700 *:* ISRService.exe:1820 TCP helios:48288 helios:0 LISTENING svchost.exe:1520 UDP helios:ntp *:* firefox.exe:2540 TCP helios.hsd1.ca.comcast.net.:4751 vrp1.rhv.xpc-mii.net:http CLOSE_WAIT firefox.exe:2540 TCP helios.hsd1.ca.comcast.net.:4753 mc-in-f147.google.com:http ESTABLISHED firefox.exe:2540 TCP helios:4747 localhost:4748 ESTABLISHED firefox.exe:2540 TCP helios:4748 localhost:4747 ESTABLISHED firefox.exe:2540 TCP helios:4759 localhost:4760 ESTABLISHED firefox.exe:2540 TCP helios:4760 localhost:4759 ESTABLISHED Don't know if that helps at all. And some more of LnS's log Any other info I can/should post?
Hi asyland, For me there is nothing else to look at on the PC. You are simply receiving packets on port 1427, and your PC doesn't expect them. Probably when you will get a new IP this will disappear. Frederic
Thanks Frederic, I was going to ask if I should release/renew my IP. I guess I will and see what happens. All the best
I don't know if you'll see this Frederic, but thanks for taking the time to respond. All quiet on port 1427. Released my IP address, went to work, came home and booted up, and the log is clean. Thanks again.