DataFoundry.com

Below please see netstat -a printout.
What is datafoundry.com?
How can I get rid of it?
The same connection is active on my other (Win2K) machine.
This machine is behind the Windows XP firewall. The Win2K machine is behind ZA Pro 6.1. My Internet access is via cable modem to Linksys router, which creates a local LAN. My firewalls are always on but lately I have left my machines on. Maybe it is time to stop this.
Thank you for your assistance.
Belarc profile is attached.
John Wirt

C:\Documents and Settings\John Wirt>NETSTAT -A

Active Connections

Proto Local Address Foreign Address State
TCP client700:epmap client700:0 LISTENING
TCP client700:microsoft-ds client700:0 LISTENING
TCP client700:1030 client700:0 LISTENING
TCP client700:1030 localhost:1120 TIME_WAIT
TCP client700:1030 localhost:1123 TIME_WAIT
TCP client700:1030 localhost:1127 TIME_WAIT
TCP client700:1030 localhost:1136 TIME_WAIT
TCP client700:1030 localhost:1138 TIME_WAIT
TCP client700:1030 localhost:1143 TIME_WAIT
TCP client700:1033 client700:0 LISTENING
TCP client700:1116 localhost:1117 ESTABLISHED
TCP client700:1117 localhost:1116 ESTABLISHED
TCP client700:netbios-ssn client700:0 LISTENING
TCP client700:1027 216-166-75-14.fwd.datafoundry.com:https ESTABLISHED
TCP client700:1115 64.86.136.120:http TIME_WAIT
TCP client700:1118 216.239.37.104:http ESTABLISHED
TCP client700:1125 64.233.169.104:http ESTABLISHED
TCP client700:1133 64.86.89.119:http ESTABLISHED
TCP client700:1147 64.86.136.86:http ESTABLISHED
UDP client700:snmp *:*
UDP client700:microsoft-ds *:*
UDP client700:isakmp *:*
UDP client700:1025 *:*
UDP client700:1035 *:*
UDP client700:4500 *:*
UDP client700:ntp *:*
UDP client700:1900 *:*
UDP client700:ntp *:*
UDP client700:netbios-ns *:*
UDP client700:netbios-dgm *:*
UDP client700:1900 *:*

 

I found a program that the "datafoundry" connection is related to on my machine using netstat -ab. The program is a filesharing program called FolderShare that I use. The URL belongs to a large Texas ISP. So now I know something about the connection. Now I wonder if the file sharing program is tracking something on my machine?

Thanks for responding.