NIS 2004 - Program Control - High Risk Popup Constantly

As the thread title stated, I am running NIS 2004, and keep receiving these darned alerts.

I keep blocking the intrusions, but I haven't had these alerts in all the time i've run NIS... Just as of late.

Some times about 10 an hour, but they one after the other... like they are scanning more than 1 port (same IP adress)

any help, will be much appreciated

 

First welcome to da Major Geeks Now for some reading
http://forum.misec.net/board/3PSoftware/1074345772

 

I find NIS keeps the ads out...And i have no problems (lately) getting online.

My problem (maybe i should have left the word POPUP out). Is that i keep getting Program Control/High Risk alerts stating a remote system is attempting to access my computer.

Why, here comes one now!

Date: 06/05/2004
Protocol: TCP(inbound)
Remote Address: 69.195.70.131 :4945
Local Adress: 69.195.215.188: http: (80)
Location: Home

 

can anyone shed some light on this?

 

You will ALWAYS get port scans, but if you get port scans from the same IP CONSISTANTLY, then I would report it to your ISP along with any logs of the activity.

 

wow, how'd you find that info?

either way, could it be possible they are doing routine scans to check vulnerability?

ive noticed the scans still occur....but not as constant as the last 2 days

 

Rogers IS my ISP, yeah

 

Im STILL having this problem....i tried contacting my ISP.....but im not getting through...

 

How about some info what are you using for firewall

 

im using NIS 2004...

I keep getting this error... constantly....

i've scanned for spyware, used ad-aware....and all that jazz...but i still get these freaking alerts...

 

Have you checked this out yet---- or used it
Open NIS go to Options> Web Content> Add Site> add the url for the site you want to make a rule for> click User Settings> under Pop-up Ads, uncheck use Ad Blocker Settings and click Permit> click OK.

 

Looks to me like your ISP is port scanning you to see if you have a web server installed. They're contacting you on port 80 with http.

Does your ISP charge extra if you want to have a web server? If so, this is just them checking to see if you have one running. If not, then you should contact your ISP and ask them what's going on.