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Guest
Anyone seen this?
When defender hits the "my network places" folder, it starts firing up TCP
connections and tickling whatever the links inside point to.
This is triggering an IDS box run by the networking guys and shutting down
the users port on the switch.
I am wondering if this behavior is by design or is it a nasty by-product of
something else. I personally do not understand why Defender would need to do
this.
When defender hits the "my network places" folder, it starts firing up TCP
connections and tickling whatever the links inside point to.
This is triggering an IDS box run by the networking guys and shutting down
the users port on the switch.
I am wondering if this behavior is by design or is it a nasty by-product of
something else. I personally do not understand why Defender would need to do
this.