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Attached is a zipped screenshot of what I get on a PC when I run 'ipconfig'. What the heck is tunneling? This PC doesn't have any malware that I can find: I've run numerous scans and all I've found is some tracking cookies. The PC is running really slow overall and wouldn't go online until I exited the Yahoo Widget Engine; a notorious resource eater..... Anyway, what's up with this ipconfig situation? Should I 'fix' it?
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Teredo Tunnelling shouldnt slow or hamper the PC down, it was installed with XP SP2 if that is a XP machine or if Vista by default as part of IPv6 connectivity protocols
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro...in/teredo.mspx It should not be enabled in XP SP2 so will not cause a problem but if it is enabled you can in Networking > Local Area Network Properties uncheck Internet Protocol Version 6 ( TCP/IPv6 ) and see if that speeds things up.
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tunnelling is bypassing the firewall by accessing a non standard port.
Run a port check (try shields up at gibson research) to see if anthing is getting in (or out) the back door. www.grc.com studio T |
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Or tunneling is running one protocol on top of another in this case, ipv6 over ipv4 until it can reach an ipv6 host.
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The tunneling doesn't seem to hurt anything, web surfing is pretty quick, so I'll just leave it alone. But this PC is running so S L O W that it's almost going backward
The hard drive LED is lit up half the time, even if the PC is just sitting there; the screen saver is off.... maybe I'll start a new thread. I looked thru the running processes and I don't see anything that could be causing the extreme slowness. Turning off the Widgets helped, but the PC should be alot faster. The specs aren't anything spectacular (actually, far from it) but I have a slower PC right next to it, with half the RAM running WAY faster.... yeah... I'll start a new thread on this in a few minutes if I don't get this slowness resolved....Thanx for the tunneling info!!! hopperdave2000 |
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Perhaps either Windows or Google or someone is indexing. That slows a pc down no end.
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How many running processes and startup applications at boot does this PC have?
Checked for multiple antivirus/malware/firewall ( I mention firewall as if this PC has the latest ZA it has antivirus built in ) resident scanning apps? if multiple remove all bar one of each catagory.
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I've reduced the startup apps to basically nothing.... anyhow, I started a new thread for this PC 'cuz the tunneling isn't really a problem anymore. There's no AV programs or firewalls on this PC. Here's the link to the new thread: http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=123752
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