RE: RE: Winroute (was BT Anytime thingy)

["Keith Doxey" <ukha@xxxxxxx>]

Hi Dave,

 

The only log that has anything in it is the Dial Log

 

[06/Sep/2001 18:34:22] BT Internet Anytime (BTI Anytime): successfuly connected

[06/Sep/2001 20:24:37] BT Internet Anytime (BTI Anytime): disconnected, connection time 01:50:15

[06/Sep/2001 20:26:22] UDP packet 192.168.0.1:53 -> 192.16.202.11:53 initiated dialing

[06/Sep/2001 20:26:30] BT Internet Anytime (BTI Anytime): successfuly connected

[06/Sep/2001 20:36:36] BT Internet Anytime (BTI Anytime): disconnected, connection time 00:10:06

[06/Sep/2001 20:41:21] UDP packet 192.168.0.1:53 -> 192.16.202.11:53 initiated dialing

[06/Sep/2001 20:56:21] UDP packet 192.168.0.1:53 -> 192.16.202.11:53 initiated dialing

[06/Sep/2001 20:56:32] BT Internet Anytime (BTI Anytime): successfuly connected

[06/Sep/2001 21:06:37] BT Internet Anytime (BTI Anytime): disconnected, connection time 00:10:05

[06/Sep/2001 21:11:19] UDP packet 192.168.0.1:53 -> 192.16.202.11:53 initiated dialing

[06/Sep/2001 21:11:43] BT Internet Anytime (BTI Anytime): successfuly connected

[06/Sep/2001 21:21:46] BT Internet Anytime (BTI Anytime): disconnected, connection time 00:10:03

[06/Sep/2001 21:26:19] UDP packet 192.168.0.1:53 -> 192.16.202.11:53 initiated dialing

[06/Sep/2001 21:26:27] BT Internet Anytime (BTI Anytime): successfuly connected

[06/Sep/2001 21:36:32] BT Internet Anytime (BTI Anytime): disconnected, connection time 00:10:05

[06/Sep/2001 21:41:18] UDP packet 192.168.0.1:53 -> 192.16.202.11:53 initiated dialing

[06/Sep/2001 21:41:28] BT Internet Anytime (BTI Anytime): successfuly connected

[06/Sep/2001 21:51:33] BT Internet Anytime (BTI Anytime): disconnected, connection time 00:10:05

 

 

You can see than my machine is contacting 192.16.202.11 which translates to ns.EU.net

Port 53 is DNS.

 

I have just disabled DNS forwaring to see what happens.

 

Keith

-----Original Message-----
From: Dave McLaughlin [mailto:dave@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 06 September 2001 23:10
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxxSubject: [ukha_d] RE: Winroute (was BT Anytime thingy)

Hi Keith,

Is there not a log of traffic you can look at. I can't remember the software too well.

Winroute is the reason I junked it. I had the same problem with the other 2 machines causing dial up every 15 minutes. A real pain when you where on the phone.

I eventually found sygate home network (www.sygate.com) and for $55 it is far superior and they even have a free for non-commercial use firewall programme which works a treat.

Good luck
Dave...

At 22:13 06/09/01 +0100, you wrote:

What I'm worried about is Winroute Pro.
When I am not using the PC but it is left idle, one or more of the other machines is causing it to connect to the net. After 10 minutes it disconnects, only to connect again 5 minutes later. Drop after 10, connect after 5 etc. During the 10 minute connection there is virtually no data transfer and the "Traffic Cop" at BTI might see that as unattended connection.
 
Anyone know what is causing it?
 
Keith

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