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i am getting this one now
Connection Rejected: 67.121.247.19 - Universal Studios SBC067118065168020523 (07-27-2003 @ 23:46:30)
and when i put it into that site, it comes up with
Pac Bell Internet Services PBI-NET-10 (NET-67-112-0-0-1)
67.112.0.0 - 67.127.255.255
Rback5.pltn13 PPPoX Customer IP Pool SBC067121244000020927 (NET-67-121-244-0-1)
67.121.244.0 - 67.121.247.255
is that a real or fake one?
If you are getting hammered that much - and that ip does 'look' like it resolves to a regular isp - you 'might' have someone with a trojan hammering your firewall. They may not know - so just dash off a letter to their isp saying exactly what is happening, if it keeps up.
Alright, will do, thanks Guys!
Please note that the PeerGuardian database contains a LOT of innocent IP addresses/ranges. My avatar host is a perfect example of that. Only a small percentage of the blocked IPs can be considered evil.
So don't get freaked out if PeerGuardian blocks dozens/hundreds of connections from 'evil' organisations.
Most of the blocks will be from innocent people trying to download a file from you, or just a simple picture on a website.
Yeah, when I viewed Paul's profile I got:
Connection Rejected: 81.4.78.5 - MPAA (incl. MPAA.NL) (07-28-2003 @ 17:06:47)
I am removing that IP range from my PG. You should too. however, some really are accurate. Like when I try and go to www.riaa.org, my PG blocks it.
EDIT: PG won't let me delete that IP Range!!! How can i get rid of it?
Open the Guardian.P2P file with Notepad, since it is within a range you will have to cut in to two ranges, the first ending at 81.4.78.4, and the second, new, starting at 81.4.78.6.
That worked PERFECT. Thanks. :DQuote:
Originally posted by REALITY@29 July 2003 - 00:17
Open the Guardian.P2P file with Notepad, since it is within a range you will have to cut in to two ranges, the first ending at 81.4.78.4, and the second, new, starting at 81.4.78.6.
Anytime.
damn this is serious there cracking down on us
It could be a innocent IP address insert that is making PeerGuardian saying that 'universal studios' is trying to get into your computer. I already found 2 bad IP ranges.... If Universal Studios comes up while u r not on a p2p network or on their website, it may be a innocent IP range.... just like I found 2 innocent MPAA IP ranges that were mistaken.Quote:
Originally posted by johnnytightlips2@30 July 2003 - 12:09
damn this is serious there cracking down on us