(Msg. 57) Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 12:05 pm
Post subject: Re: PCR MEB.. I am Back. [Login to view extended thread Info.] Archived from groups: microsoft>public>win98>gen_discussion (more info?)
PCR wrote:
> square/circle wrote:
>>> I have 64 Registry keys that mention avast. I guess a lot of those
>>> would be the same. A lot seems to be settings & MRU lists. Does it
>>> still show v.1351 for you at...?...
>>> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\ALWIL Software\Avast\4.0
>>>
>>> I don't know; maybe an un/re-install of that is necessary. Except
>>> it's going obsolete soon.
>> --------------
>>
>> Now for a Slap on the wrist for you..... SLAP!!!!
>> It isnt dead yet and there is still the chance it will go way into
>> 2010,, maybe even closer to 2011
>> OPtimism PCR,, Optimism,,,,, dont send bad vibes, remember Karma.
>
> Huh? Oh, oh ... right ... optimism ... sure. But I didn't capitalize
> your slap! Well, it may be worthwhile to un/re-install avast!, then, or
> have it repair itself using Add/Remove Programs.
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Yes, fairs fair, I should have kept the 'slap' low-key,, my bad.
Now, what are you refering to when saying 're-instal Avast? I have no
problem with Avast at all,, why would I want to reinstal it?
Did I miss something?
--------------
>
> I wonder... do you get those horrible freezes with avast!,
----------------
No....
--------------
if/when you
> click to open Explorer while avast! is auto-updating its definitions (as
> shown by the circular, double arrow iAVS icon in the Tray)? It could
> take up to 15 minutes the update to complete & things to get back to
> perfectly normal! But I've learned to live with it. It also happens when
> I type an URL into the Taskbar's address bar & hit then ENTER key!
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Radiation Alert..... PCR definately been exposed. I wouldnt touch
I/E with a barge-pole, or your pole, or with the bumper on my car,, I
think your problem lies there. Dont you have F/F running? My Avast
updates when I wake each day and connect to the internet,, only takes
about 3 minutes, and even thats hard to tell because its all done in the
back-ground. What I usually do pcr, is, connect, have a sip of coffee
that I just made, then have another, and before you know it, Avast pops
up saying it has updated all the latest updates.
Methinks I/E is your problem. And, if I am anxious to get somewhere
after I first connect, I simply go there (whether mail room, or using
f/f, and I dont notice any conflicts or slow-downs at all.. all things
motor on with ease.)
Btw, what speed do you get using your dial-up? I have a 'string' in my
modem settings that gives me 44,000bps,, I have had it up to 52,000 with
no problems, but I leave it at the above simply because it seems to like
it. I can download any www site with ease, and jpg's and movies from
n/g's with no problems at all. And if a movie is too large for my 5
hour connection, then when I reconnect in the morning, my 'Star Download
Manager' simply picks up from where it left off and continues.
(This is the reason I use only the version of f/f that I do,, it is the
last one that has support for my Download Manager, and I wouldnt trade
that for anything.)
(all of this while Avast is updating too.)
Got to admit, I can recommend 'Epox' as a Motherboard and the AMD 1.33GH
chip/cpu with via........ Have had the computer for 8-9 years and
never had a problem in that regard. (virus's being a diff' area.)
>
>> -------------
>> I guess you can work through these
>>> things as they come up. Check that your main stuff works right.
>>>
>>>> 7)USB stick re-installed..(never told you that i got a new one
>>>> about 2 months ago, and it supports 98... I didnt have to do a
>>>> damn thing.. and was cheap too.)
>>> That sounds nice.
>> -------------
>> YES.... I was really happy when I got given it a few months ago,, was
>> just a matter of plug-n'-play,,,, and I can pull it out whenever I
>> want, same with plugging it in, doesnt affect anything at all, not
>> even a pop-up telling me I should use an exit program each time. (I
>> will try to buy a couple more of these when I get flush.)(hmmm, there
>> is an entry in Msconfig relating to a USB stick I had once before, I
>> wonder if it somehow picked up on the drivers for it and is using
>> them??)(either way, it works!! )
>> The only info I can give regarding it just in case you want one for
>> your own 98 system is this::
>> It is called "LASER" on the front, and on the back is:: N1968 and
>> PO11009". it is a 4GB stick. It was $20au.
>
> All right. Sounds like something I should look for. Thanks.
> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=laser+4gb+usb+flash+dri...aq=0&oq > Google has about 565,000 for laser 4gb usb flash drive.
>
>> -------------
>>
>>> That must have been the offending entry. Follow the Google search I
>>> posted elsewhere to see whether more must be done.
>> --------------
>> Yes...!
>
> Very good. So far, so good-- not that I'm being pessimistic!
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To me, you are like f/f,, ever reliable and faithful,, no complaints here.
Hey, wanna hear something funny? (too bad, here it comes anyway.)
When you said above "so far, so good", it reminded me of when I was on a
game show here,, 'wheel of fortune'. I won that day and got to try to
solve the 'major prize' puzzle,, it was 'so far, so good',, guess
what dummy me said?? i said, "so bad, so good". that cost me a $5,000
lounge suite. (not to worry though, I stayed on winning for another 4
days, and picked up the latest 'major' they were offering,, a trip to
Fiji for two for 3 weeks, all xpenses paid, including ALL meals,, I
came home very fat,, satisfied, but fat.)
I know this isnt the place to say these things, but I hope others in the
group will overlook it, and take it as light-hearted.
(is anyone other than you me and meb bothering with this thread anyway?)
(Msg. 58) Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 12:05 pm
Post subject: Re: PCR MEB.. I am Back. [Login to view extended thread Info.] Archived from groups: per prev. post (more info?)
>>> Let us see what you've got....
>>>
>>> (1) "START button, Find, F/F, RB???.cab".
>>> Those are the Registry backups, in Sysbckup\. Are there five,
>>> plus an RBbad? Are the dates consistent with each of the last
>>> five days you've successfully boot? What is the date on RBBAD?
>>>
>>> (2) "START button, Programs, MS-DOS Prompt". Then...
>>> (a) CD C:\Windows\Sysbckup
>>> (b) DIR RB???.cab /od
>>> (c) Use the "Mark" button, outline text with mouse, "Copy" & post
>>> for inspection.
>>>
>>> Here was mine on 09-22-05...
>>>
>>> C:\>CD C:\Windows\Sysbckup
>>> C:\WINDOWS\SYSBCKUP>dir rb???.cab /od /a
>>> Directory of C:\WINDOWS\SYSBCKUP
>>> RBBAD CAB 1,593,319 09-08-05 5:22p rbbad.cab
>>> RB001 CAB 1,590,251 09-18-05 3:34p rb001.cab
>>> RB002 CAB 1,589,811 09-19-05 9:15a rb002.cab
>>> RB003 CAB 1,583,534 09-20-05 8:53a rb003.cab
>>> RB004 CAB 1,583,487 09-21-05 10:01a rb004.cab
>>> RB005 CAB 1,583,477 09-22-05 11:54a rb005.cab
>>> 6 file(s) 9,523,879 bytes
-----------------
c:\windows\sysbckup>dir rb???.cab /od
Volume in drive C is MAJESTY Serial number is 2156:180D
Directory of C:\WINDOWS\SYSBCKUP\rb???.cab
(btw, how do you 'release' the 'mark' from dos once it has been pasted?
I keep getting white bits unless I close dos.)
Note:: Cab 4 is still there (the 2007 one) even though I have rebooted
several times today.... MsConfig still shows 'scanregw.exe /autorun'
though. I also thought there was another entry in MsConfig relating to
scanreg, but this is the only one I have.(and its been ages since I have
seen anything to do with scanreg in MsConfig so I could be mistaken,
just seem to think there were two entries.) My msconfig doesnt have
much in it anyway,,, 15 entries only.
Off to bed, will keep you posted.
I'll look through your other posts & do some Googling.
(Msg. 59) Posted: Fri Sep 18, 2009 6:58 pm
Post subject: Re: Thanks Guys,,, Things are Good [Login to view extended thread Info.] Archived from groups: per prev. post (more info?)
MEB wrote:
> PCR wrote:
>> MEB wrote:
>>> PCR wrote:
>>>> I've had to reply here-- the thread segment is too big!
>>>>
>>>> MEB wrote:
>>>>> PCR wrote:
>>>>>> MEB wrote:
>>>>>>> PCR wrote:
>>
>> ....snip
>>>>> using the install file for KerioPF [like I had linked to]
>>>>> installs an unregistered version which doesn't expire nor is it
>>>>> limited, that's how mine is. IF you read the *original web pages*
>>>>> pursuant to those pre-made confs/setups, you would have found
>>>>> they also registered the program using the maker's key. What does
>>>>> your installation of Kerio say, is it registered or still showing
>>>>> unregistered?
>>>> At the Kerio Administration requestor, it says "unregistered copy"
>>>> at the bottom. Is there anywhere else to look? So, I guess I got
>>>> mine from a different site...
>>> Must have, there were quite a few floating around, including lots
>>> of modifications of the originals..
>>
>> Well, I believe I got mine from...
>>
http://www.dslreports.com/faq/security/2.5.1._Kerio_and_pre-v3.0_Tiny_PFW >> ....which is a site that looks reputable. That's where BlitzenZeus
>> also can be found...
>
> Oh, I have used some stuff from there before, so I would presume so
> as well...
>
>> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,8023708 >> BlitzenZeus's ruleset.
>
> Ah okay, then if there, why not ask?
I meant his writings can be found there, but I think BlitzenZeus is long
gone from there. But the thread is well-worth study, which I have yet to
complete. I may need to adjust my rules for the avast! proxy I enabled
for just one thing. Other smart ones seem to have contributed. They also
are long gone, looks like.
>>
>>>> C:\>dir e:\kerio-pf-2.1.5-en-win.exe /s
>>>> Directory of E:\My Downloads\Programs\Installed\Kerio
>>>> KERIO-~1 EXE 2,170,516 10-22-03 5:04p kerio-pf-2.1.5-en-win.exe
>>>>
>>>> I don't think the Yosponge .bin files have anything to do with
>>>> that, though. I had one loaded temporarily, before switching back
>>>> to my own ..conf (which mostly is a BlitzenZeus .conf). And it
>>>> still says "unregistered copy".
>>>>
>>>> Why is Yosponge using a .bin instead of a .conf just to transport a
>>>> ruleset? That's like an executable!
>>> Well, if you're still at unregistered, I have no idea.... I would
>>> have been a bit cautious after finding those and no registered, did
>>> you ever hex edit/look at the files?
>>
>> No. Not sure what the innards should look like. It was never flagged
>> by McAfee or avast!, though.
>
> Uhm, think about this, we are doing this in a discussion in which
> AVAST *allowed* a DNS hijack and who knows what-else through without
> an apparent peep... as I have indicated previously, there aren't
> enough people using 9X providing back input to the AV programmers for
> real protection... at least not in AVAST. As for the paid, who
> knows...
We don't know S/C's avast! settings or whether he's activated the proxy.
But I see what you're saying.
....snip
>> I've downloaded FireFox & may try it soon. I've resisted, but some
>> sites are really tough to navigate with IE6.
>
> Make sure you get the No Script addon.. and check the Whitelisted to
> remove his site's allowances...
I'll keep that in mind when the time comes, thanks.
>>
>>> Hmm, Object expected would relate to newer calls [created
>>> "objects"]. But Permission denied? Must be an unsupported elevation
>>> locally... maybe,,, not sure as I barely use JAVA...
>>
>> I'm thinking the site might have a way to trigger permission denied
>> for portions of the site, if one has not logged in to them. I don't
>> know.
>
> Ah maybe, but that wouldn't have appeared as a script error. And
> should have provided a pop-up sign in... usually or should be handled
> first by PHP and/or perl as JAVA isn't exactly secure or as secure,
> in comparison. Now it MIGHT have been a pop-up JAVA box, but you
> would have gotten something other than just the error...
> By elevation, I meant that it called for newer things NOT supported
> within MS's Java [or potentially in the OS].
All right. I was reciting those examples from memory & may have
faltered. Looks like I need to study on Java a tad when I get a chance.
It's a real pity these useful things can be turned against us! Then we
have to study them to see how they work!
>>
>> ....snip
>>>>> As an aside, I haven't found any free 9X anti-v with all the on
>>>>> access and stuff, unless you want to try a 60meg download of
>>>>> Rising [China] which isn't highly recommended, though a couple of
>>>>> its partners *are* Microsoft and Cisco. Still a few PAID
>>>>> available...
>>>> Watch out you don't get a slap from square/circle saying a thing
>>>> like that! . No, really, soon enough it may well be necessary to
>>>> scramble for a replacement to avast! That might be 2010, though!
>>> Yeah, thought the 60meg over a phone-line would be kinda cute...
>>> have done larger before buuuuuttttttt days of downloading are no
>>> fun, particularly when a resume fails
>>
>> That does seem huge! Avast! is 1/3 that size!
>>
>>> The paids seem to run around 40+ for a year, 55 or so for two...
>>> found cheaper but who would you believe for testing and reviewing
>>> them... I'm surely not testing these things anymore... and using
>>> AVIRA in Linux to test any Windows files I might download.
>>
>>
>> I never thought of the paids. And I still don't want to!
>>
>>>>>>>>> S/C
>>
>
> Well, figure it out, after initial purchase its about $10 to $15 a
> year for support, with current updates. Heck, I paid a lot more than
> that before for various subscriptions...
Hmm. I did cancel TV-Guide a few years ago. I don't know-- maybe.
--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
Should things get worse after this,
PCR
pcrrcp.DeleteThis@netzero.net
(Msg. 60) Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 10:05 am
Post subject: :Please forgive late PCR [Login to view extended thread Info.] Archived from groups: per prev. post (more info?)
Hello PCR....
No, I have not abandoned thread, and you will laugh when you hear
something that has taken up so much of my time lately.... I am actually
helping someone 'fix' a virus/computer problem they have.. (dont
screech, because I know you will, its a *&T(Y*^F* xp problem. A lady
who has 17yr old daughter called me to say that her daughter was in
tears because she couldnt get on with her school studies because 'word'
would not work..... I loaded on Spybot and it found 23 dramas... need I
say more.... so, lets get back to me.
PCR,, I have read all you have just said, and finally I can get back to
'my' dramas.
Give me a day or so from this post to examine and provide the info you
need.
I also posted a new post regarding a problem I am having with my other
computer, one that I am trying to sort of build... but those posts
were done quickly, and not given much time as I would rather dedicate my
time in this thread.
(soon, I might be able to vacuum my cubby... but am tripping over wires
everywhere.)
(Msg. 61) Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 10:05 am
Post subject: Re: :Please forgive late PCR [Login to view extended thread Info.] Archived from groups: per prev. post (more info?)
Here is one of the things you wanted::::
";
; Scanreg.ini for making system backups.
;
;Registry backup is skipped altogether if this is set to 0
Backup=1
;Registry automatic optimization is skipped if this is set to 0
Optimize=1
ScanregVersion=0.0001
MaxBackupCopies=5
;Backup directory where the cabs are stored is
; <windir>\sysbckup by default. Value below overrides it.
; It must be a full path. ex. c:\tmp\backup
;
BackupDirectory=
; Additional system files to backup into cab as follows:
; Filenames are separated by ','
; dir code can be:
; 10 : windir (ex. c:\windows)
; 11 : system dir (ex. c:\windows\system)
; 30 : boot dir (ex. c:\)
; 31 : boot host dir (ex. c:\)
;
;Files=[dir code,]file1,file2,file3
;Files=[dir code,]file1,file2,file3
This file is exactly as I found it 10 minutes after posting prior, it
seems to be fine... ?
Now for something that I really am not 100% sure about.
Remember I said all things regarding my connection were fine again? and
that I can now be on the net no matter what? well, I'm not sure but I
think i got booted off again today,, but wont go into panic mode,
because we have had some wild weathere here in last 36 hours, but it has
acted just like before.
(Msg. 62) Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 6:57 pm
Post subject: Re: :Please forgive late PCR [Login to view extended thread Info.] Archived from groups: per prev. post (more info?)
square/circle wrote:
> Here is one of the things you wanted::::
>
> ";
I presume you added that quote (") manually into this post, & we won't
have to worry what it would do if actually in the file.
> ; Scanreg.ini for making system backups.
> ;
>
> ;Registry backup is skipped altogether if this is set to 0
> Backup=1
>
> ;Registry automatic optimization is skipped if this is set to 0
> Optimize=1
>
> ScanregVersion=0.0001
> MaxBackupCopies=5
>
> ;Backup directory where the cabs are stored is
> ; <windir>\sysbckup by default. Value below overrides it.
> ; It must be a full path. ex. c:\tmp\backup
> ;
> BackupDirectory=
>
> ; Additional system files to backup into cab as follows:
> ; Filenames are separated by ','
> ; dir code can be:
> ; 10 : windir (ex. c:\windows)
> ; 11 : system dir (ex. c:\windows\system)
> ; 30 : boot dir (ex. c:\)
> ; 31 : boot host dir (ex. c:\)
> ;
> ;Files=[dir code,]file1,file2,file3
> ;Files=[dir code,]file1,file2,file3
>
>
> This file is exactly as I found it 10 minutes after posting prior, it
> seems to be fine... ?
Yep. That looks fine to me, looks just like mine. Did you get a new
Registry on your latest boot & did the 1-29-2007 backup drop off? If so,
you are fine. Otherwise, check the rest of it in my post.
> Now for something that I really am not 100% sure about.
> Remember I said all things regarding my connection were fine again?
> and that I can now be on the net no matter what? well, I'm not sure
> but I think i got booted off again today,, but wont go into panic
> mode, because we have had some wild weathere here in last 36 hours,
> but it has acted just like before.
Yea, don't panic. Occasional, widely spread connectivity problems can be
ignored. Maybe the ISP had a hiccup due to prohibition is over.
No -- I won't laugh -- very good of you to help that schoolgirl. Spread
your new-found knowlege instead of viruses. I'm still here & will keep
on so long as there's a 52% chance I can help.
> S/C
--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
Should things get worse after this,
PCR
pcrrcp.RemoveThis@netzero.net
(Msg. 63) Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 12:05 pm
Post subject: Re: :Please forgive late PCR [Login to view extended thread Info.] Archived from groups: per prev. post (more info?)
>> This file is exactly as I found it 10 minutes after posting prior, it
>> seems to be fine... ?
>
> Yep. That looks fine to me, looks just like mine. Did you get a new
> Registry on your latest boot & did the 1-29-2007 backup drop off? If so,
> you are fine. Otherwise, check the rest of it in my post.
------------
Good,, then things are on track and fine.
---------------
>
>> Now for something that I really am not 100% sure about.
>> Remember I said all things regarding my connection were fine again?
>> and that I can now be on the net no matter what? well, I'm not sure
>> but I think i got booted off again today,, but wont go into panic
>> mode, because we have had some wild weathere here in last 36 hours,
>> but it has acted just like before.
>
> Yea, don't panic. Occasional, widely spread connectivity problems can be
> ignored. Maybe the ISP had a hiccup due to prohibition is over.
----------
Yes,, was definately the weather,, lightning was also a part, so I shut
down modem as well.
----------------
>
> No -- I won't laugh -- very good of you to help that schoolgirl. Spread
> your new-found knowlege instead of viruses. I'm still here & will keep
> on so long as there's a 52% chance I can help.
------------
Help a school girl,,,,, nay sire; me first. (let her fix her own
computer!!)
52%.. is much better odds than I get buying xlotto tickets, so I'll
stick with you. (I did win $67 this week tho', or should I say, last
thursday.)
Guess I'll say 'hi' here at this end of the post PCR. I dont think
anyone else is interested, so maybe I can ask you a couple more questions.
But, first, an update.... (plz put on earmuffs and cover your eyes while
you read, cos' you not going to like it.) No, I havent yet put back on
Kerio. (eeeeeek) And before I do, (because I have been doing lots of
other things and reading etc) can you tell me anything about
"NetStat" via Dos? Especially "Netstat -a"? (as you can guess, I am
trying to learn more, and I can across 'netstat'. Can you help me to
'know' or 'tell' if I have someone 'listening' on my Ports? (and I am
Still trying to understand 'ports', have downloaded so much reading
material about them, I even got one that shows so many Ports that I
think I'm in Sydney Harbour working for the Dockers Union!! (ha ha.)
Is this sort of knowledge helpful in regard to us talking about a
Firewall? No kidding PCR, I have never had a firewall, and have had
super-minimal problems with virus's... have I just been lucky?
Btw, has anyone told you lately that you are 'great', (oil oil), but
seriously, you just seem to be a guy like me who doesnt want to move
away from 98, and especially 98SE. I know others play games and have
dual processors, (and, no, I dont understand half of that stuff) so it
is easy for me to relate to your posts. (well, sorta anyway.)
As you may/probably already know, I have had some other issues, and
posted them in other groups, (have learned my lesson about 'netiquite'
and posting in appropiate groups etc.) I think they have been dealt
with but I am also still trying to get used to using Mozilla T/bird as a
reader.... and in fact, there is an issue in itself if you are
interested in helping.... Somehow, after installing this newsreader, I
cant even d/load normal n/g's via my own isp;,, I 'think' it has
something to do with 'outlook xpress' and the fact that I had/have
xproxy installed and T/bird wont give me isp's groups because of it,,
but I'll leave that there.
Btw,, are we totally 12 hours out of whack?
Hope I'm not down to 51% yet, and you get this post.
(Msg. 64) Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 9:01 pm
Post subject: Re: :Please forgive late PCR [Login to view extended thread Info.] Archived from groups: per prev. post (more info?)
Had to post here, wouldn't fit otherwise.
"square/circle" <not.DeleteThis@triangle.org> wrote in message
news:%2397$nrrPKHA.4180@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>
>
> >> This file is exactly as I found it 10 minutes after posting prior,
it
> >> seems to be fine... ?
> >
> > Yep. That looks fine to me, looks just like mine. Did you get a new
> > Registry on your latest boot & did the 1-29-2007 backup drop off? If
so,
> > you are fine. Otherwise, check the rest of it in my post.
> ------------
>
> Good,, then things are on track and fine.
All right. Looks good. So, you won't have to restore a two year old
Registry next time, although you seem capable of handling it. Very good.
> ---------------
> >
> >> Now for something that I really am not 100% sure about.
> >> Remember I said all things regarding my connection were fine again?
> >> and that I can now be on the net no matter what? well, I'm not
sure
> >> but I think i got booted off again today,, but wont go into panic
> >> mode, because we have had some wild weathere here in last 36 hours,
> >> but it has acted just like before.
> >
> > Yea, don't panic. Occasional, widely spread connectivity problems
can be
> > ignored. Maybe the ISP had a hiccup due to prohibition is over.
>
> ----------
>
> Yes,, was definately the weather,, lightning was also a part, so I
shut
> down modem as well.
All right. Glad to hear it.
> ----------------
> >
> > No -- I won't laugh -- very good of you to help that schoolgirl.
Spread
> > your new-found knowlege instead of viruses. I'm still here & will
keep
> > on so long as there's a 52% chance I can help.
>
> ------------
>
> Help a school girl,,,,, nay sire; me first. (let her fix her own
> computer!!)
> 52%.. is much better odds than I get buying xlotto tickets, so I'll
> stick with you. (I did win $67 this week tho', or should I say, last
> thursday.)
Very lucky, if a tad unchivilrous.
> Guess I'll say 'hi' here at this end of the post PCR. I dont think
> anyone else is interested, so maybe I can ask you a couple more
questions.
> But, first, an update.... (plz put on earmuffs and cover your eyes
while
> you read, cos' you not going to like it.)
Uh-oh.
> No, I havent yet put back on
> Kerio. (eeeeeek) And before I do, (because I have been doing lots of
> other things and reading etc) can you tell me anything about
> "NetStat" via Dos? Especially "Netstat -a"? (as you can guess, I
am
> trying to learn more, and I can across 'netstat'. Can you help me
to
> 'know' or 'tell' if I have someone 'listening' on my Ports? (and I am
> Still trying to understand 'ports', have downloaded so much reading
> material about them, I even got one that shows so many Ports that I
> think I'm in Sydney Harbour working for the Dockers Union!! (ha ha.)
> Is this sort of knowledge helpful in regard to us talking about a
> Firewall? No kidding PCR, I have never had a firewall, and have had
> super-minimal problems with virus's... have I just been lucky?
NetStat is a DOS command that appears to emulate Kerio's Opened
Connections screen -- but Kerio is a ton better! Kerio shows names &
more. Keep reading, & -- as soon as ready -- start a new thread about
Kerio. It shouldn't be too hard to get it started. Then, the fine tuning
begins. I'm not perfectly knowledgeable on Internet protocols & Kerio
rules, myself -- but am willing to give it yet another big, big try!
It's worth it!
C:\>NetStat /?
Displays protocol statistics and current TCP/IP network connections.
NETSTAT [-a] [-e] [-n] [-s] [-p proto] [-r] [interval]
-a Displays all connections and listening ports.
-e Displays Ethernet statistics. This may be combined with
the -s
option.
-n Displays addresses and port numbers in numerical form.
-p proto Shows connections for the protocol specified by proto; proto
may be TCP or UDP. If used with the -s option to display
per-protocol statistics, proto may be TCP, UDP, or IP.
-r Displays the routing table.
-s Displays per-protocol statistics. By default, statistics
are
shown for TCP, UDP and IP; the -p option may be used to
specify
a subset of the default.
interval Redisplays selected statistics, pausing interval seconds
between each display. Press CTRL+C to stop redisplaying
statistics. If omitted, netstat will print the current
configuration information once.
> Btw, has anyone told you lately that you are 'great', (oil oil), but
> seriously, you just seem to be a guy like me who doesnt want to move
> away from 98, and especially 98SE. I know others play games and have
> dual processors, (and, no, I dont understand half of that stuff) so it
> is easy for me to relate to your posts. (well, sorta anyway.)
You've made my head swell, but with enough oil on top still to fit in my
hat.
> As you may/probably already know, I have had some other issues, and
> posted them in other groups, (have learned my lesson about 'netiquite'
> and posting in appropiate groups etc.) I think they have been dealt
> with but I am also still trying to get used to using Mozilla T/bird as
a
> reader.... and in fact, there is an issue in itself if you are
> interested in helping.... Somehow, after installing this newsreader,
I
> cant even d/load normal n/g's via my own isp;,, I 'think' it has
> something to do with 'outlook xpress' and the fact that I had/have
> xproxy installed and T/bird wont give me isp's groups because of it,,
> but I'll leave that there.
I'm still using IE6/OE6. You'll need to go through Mozilla FAQs for help
on that, or ask in a new thread for a Mozilla user to see. I don't know,
but it may be tougher to access MS NG's through Mozilla.
> Btw,, are we totally 12 hours out of whack?
You are +0930; I am -0400 in regard to Greenwich Mean Time, looks like.
> Hope I'm not down to 51% yet, and you get this post.
Nope.
> S/C
>
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Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
Should things get worse after this,
PCR
pcrrcp.DeleteThis@netzero.net
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