Kerio questions

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Lou

I just switched ISPs.
Now, a few times a day, Kerio asks about somebody (only gives URL
number) wanting to send me something. I assume all are either bad or
not so good since I did not get those notices with old ISP.
But the switch also involved going from a verizon DSL modem (Westall
6100) to an optonline cable modem (webstar) from Scientific Atlantic
DPX2203 series with EMTA.

Q 1 Any easy way to get Kerio to tell me names of senders or do I need
to do a whois each time.
Q 2 If I have told Kerio to remember my denial (but checking the box)
how do I undo that (I already looked and did not see an obvious way).
Q 3 Is the new behavior due to switch of modems or did verizon have
better filters?

TIA

Lou
Education is about knowing where to look for answers.
 
Lou said:
I just switched ISPs.
Now, a few times a day, Kerio asks about somebody (only gives URL
number) wanting to send me something. I assume all are either bad or
not so good since I did not get those notices with old ISP.
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You probably did, but they would be in a different netblock, which you
may have already filtered out.
But the switch also involved going from a verizon DSL modem (Westall
6100) to an optonline cable modem (webstar) from Scientific Atlantic
DPX2203 series with EMTA.
Click to expand...

Brand of modem is immaterial. You are being pinged by infected computers
in your new netblock, your neighbors using Optonline. I get the same
thing on RoadRunner, round the clock, about 600 per hour on the average.
'Course, my router blocks them all, so Kerio never sees them.

Do you have a router? (You should.)
Q 1 Any easy way to get Kerio to tell me names of senders or do I need
to do a whois each time.
Click to expand...

Forget about it. There will be hundreds every hour.
Q 2 If I have told Kerio to remember my denial (but checking the box)
how do I undo that (I already looked and did not see an obvious way).
Click to expand...

You should find this in one of the Network Security options.
Q 3 Is the new behavior due to switch of modems or did verizon have
better filters?
Click to expand...

DSL vs. Cable. I still think you have previously blocked your DSL ISP's
netblock, but haven't yet done this with the cable's IP netblock.
 
Beauregard said:
You probably did, but they would be in a different netblock, which you
may have already filtered out.


Brand of modem is immaterial. You are being pinged by infected computers
in your new netblock, your neighbors using Optonline. I get the same
thing on RoadRunner, round the clock, about 600 per hour on the average.
'Course, my router blocks them all, so Kerio never sees them.

Do you have a router? (You should.)


Forget about it. There will be hundreds every hour.


You should find this in one of the Network Security options.


DSL vs. Cable. I still think you have previously blocked your DSL ISP's
netblock, but haven't yet done this with the cable's IP netblock.
Click to expand...
Thanks for the info.

Lou
 
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