Is the web erratic tonight ?
19 August 2003, 09:03 PM
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Is it just me or is the web sluggish and unpredictable tonight. I'm on a 600k connection and its behaving like a 56k modem. Some pages don't load, some take ages. Then it works fine on others.
Anyone else having difficulty ?
Anyone else having difficulty ?
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19 August 2003, 11:35 PM
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Hello
It was erratic at work on our T1 line, and no-one was downloading ****, I checked!
Seems much better now (at 23:30) at home, but I still can't connect to a couple of my mail servers.
Most bizarre.
Steve.
It was erratic at work on our T1 line, and no-one was downloading ****, I checked!
Seems much better now (at 23:30) at home, but I still can't connect to a couple of my mail servers.
Most bizarre.
Steve.
20 August 2003, 02:23 AM
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Been having DNS problems lately - sites not found, links falling on their *****, etc.
Seems like it might be a side-effect of the Blaster and Welchia worms...???
(ps, the thing I like about the Welchia worm is that it kills the blaster worm off before infecting your computer; it's like herpes removing syphillis from yer meat & 2 veg before going rampant... a-hem
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Seems like it might be a side-effect of the Blaster and Welchia worms...???
(ps, the thing I like about the Welchia worm is that it kills the blaster worm off before infecting your computer; it's like herpes removing syphillis from yer meat & 2 veg before going rampant... a-hem
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20 August 2003, 04:35 AM
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Ouchie to this UK customer I was dealing with tonight who has a /24 within 192.169.0.0 which is obviously 1 up from the internal range 192.168.0.0
So most machines running internal IP's will try the next subnet first. A case of in the wrong place and the wrong time!
Simon.
So most machines running internal IP's will try the next subnet first. A case of in the wrong place and the wrong time!
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20 August 2003, 04:42 AM
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From Symantec:
Simon.
Selects the victim IP address in two different ways: The worm uses either A.B.0.0 from the infected machine's IP of A.B.C.D and counts up, or it will construct a random IP address based on some hard-coded addresses.
After selecting the start address, the worm counts up through a range of Class C-sized networks; for example, if the worm starts at A.B.0.0, it will count up to at least A.B.255.255
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