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My PC (new Dell machine running Win XP Pro SP2) sends several Outbound UDP
packets at intervals of 10 to 15 minutes to IP addresses in the range
64.4.25.80 to 64.4.25.87 port 3544. The addresses "reverse lookup" as
"baym-td4.baym.hotmail. com" or similar. The address 64.4.25.86 seems to be
connected with
teredo.ipv6.microsoft. com (64.4.25.86,3544)
which is something to do with a transition arrangement for IP version 6.
The packets are sent from SVCHOST.exe.
I have now blocked them in my firewall, since I don't know what they are or
what they do.
I am unable to find out anything else, and want to know what program is
sending these packets, and why.
Can anyone help??
Don
My PC (new Dell machine running Win XP Pro SP2) sends several Outbound UDP
packets at intervals of 10 to 15 minutes to IP addresses in the range
64.4.25.80 to 64.4.25.87 port 3544. The addresses "reverse lookup" as
"baym-td4.baym.hotmail. com" or similar. The address 64.4.25.86 seems to be
connected with
teredo.ipv6.microsoft. com (64.4.25.86,3544)
which is something to do with a transition arrangement for IP version 6.
The packets are sent from SVCHOST.exe.
I have now blocked them in my firewall, since I don't know what they are or
what they do.
I am unable to find out anything else, and want to know what program is
sending these packets, and why.
Can anyone help??
Don