Kernel32.dll ICMP Type 10, access to network?

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by SpecialFNK, Jan 19, 2005.

  1. SpecialFNK

    SpecialFNK Private First Class

    i just recently bought a used laptop and downloaded a different firewall than i have used before.. Sygate Personal Firewall.
    after i connected to the internet through my dial up connection i had this message pop up,.

    "Win32 Kernel core component (Kernel32.dll) is trying to send an ICMP Type 10 (Router Solicitation) packet to [224.0.0.2].
    Do you want to allow this program to access the network?"

    ive said no to this, and then wasnt able to load any webpages. i didnt click yes, instead wanted to come online here using my regular computer and ask what does this message mean?
     
  2. SpecialFNK

    SpecialFNK Private First Class

    do i need to grant access to this to let any webpage work, or is this something bad that i need to say no to ??
     

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