HELP!! WHAT DOES THIS MEANS???

My internet is very slow!!!!! Anyone???? best regard Jorgen

My d-link 614+ router shows this in the log:


Oct/26/2003 20:13:47 Target IP(66.98.178.23), Target Port(80) Packet
Dropped
Oct/26/2003 20:13:47 Spoof IP(192.168.0.7), Spoof Port(1661)
Oct/26/2003 20:13:47 Spoof Attack fromd MAC(00-80-C8-0A-98-D7) Detect,
Oct/26/2003 20:13:35 Target IP(66.98.178.23), Target Port(80) Packet
Dropped
Oct/26/2003 20:13:35 Spoof IP(192.168.0.7), Spoof Port(1661)
Oct/26/2003 20:13:35 Spoof Attack fromd MAC(00-80-C8-0A-98-D7) Detect,
Oct/26/2003 20:10:51 Target IP(207.44.137.82), Target Port(80) Packet
Dropped
Oct/26/2003 20:10:51 Spoof IP(192.168.0.7), Spoof Port(1645)
Oct/26/2003 20:10:51 Spoof Attack fromd MAC(00-80-C8-0A-98-D7) Detect,
Oct/26/2003 20:10:51 Target IP(207.44.137.82), Target Port(80) Packet
Dropped

On 26/10/03 8:06 pm, in article cCcnb.2031$(E-Mail Removed), "Jørgen
Gilberg" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

[snip]

It means its time to correct your computers clock I think .... Norway is 2?
hours ahead of UK and your messages are arriving dated hours before current
UK time

On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 18:39:04 +0000, Graham in Melton
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>On 26/10/03 8:06 pm, in article cCcnb.2031$(E-Mail Removed), "Jørgen
>Gilberg" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>[snip]
>
>It means its time to correct your computers clock I think .... Norway is 2?
>hours ahead of UK and your messages are arriving dated hours before current
>UK time

Wow, you must really be having a slow day if your only reponse to a
plea for help on a wireless router is to pick on the guy's computer
clock setting.

I'd love to help the OP out but I don't know enough and am following
this thread hoping that someone with more knowledge than I (or
apparently you) have.

Mike

On 27/10/03 10:09 pm, in article (E-Mail Removed),
"Mike Patterson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 18:39:04 +0000, Graham in Melton
> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>> On 26/10/03 8:06 pm, in article cCcnb.2031$(E-Mail Removed), "Jørgen
>> Gilberg" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>
>> [snip]
>>
>> It means its time to correct your computers clock I think .... Norway is 2?
>> hours ahead of UK and your messages are arriving dated hours before current
>> UK time
>
> Wow, you must really be having a slow day if your only reponse to a
> plea for help on a wireless router is to pick on the guy's computer
> clock setting.
>
> I'd love to help the OP out but I don't know enough and am following
> this thread hoping that someone with more knowledge than I (or
> apparently you) have.
>
No, his post appears so far down the page due to its incorrect timestamp its
not easily visible, so when scanning for people to help (as I do!), its out
of view and would normally get trashed when "Mark All as Read" clicked.
Luckily I spotted one lost posting ....

Just helping him to get noticed really !

On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 23:34:52 +0000, Graham in Melton spoketh

>No, his post appears so far down the page due to its incorrect timestamp its
>not easily visible, so when scanning for people to help (as I do!), its out
>of view and would normally get trashed when "Mark All as Read" clicked.
>Luckily I spotted one lost posting ....
>
>Just helping him to get noticed really !

Bulls**t. People with real newsreaders doesn't have it sorted by date
but by thread. Timestamps are irrelevant.


Lars M. Hansen
www.hansenonline.net

On 28/10/03 1:31 am, in article (E-Mail Removed),
"Lars M. Hansen" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>
> Lars M. Hansen
> www.hansenonline.net

Bull**it as you put it - only assholes bother with middle initials. This is
UK.telecom not us.telecom

On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 09:22:31 +0000, Graham in Melton
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>On 28/10/03 1:31 am, in article (E-Mail Removed),
>"Lars M. Hansen" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>>
>> Lars M. Hansen
>> www.hansenonline.net
>
>Bull**it as you put it - only assholes bother with middle initials. This is
>UK.telecom not us.telecom

...plonking the clueless children since 1995...PLONK...

On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 09:22:31 +0000, Graham in Melton spoketh

>On 28/10/03 1:31 am, in article (E-Mail Removed),
>"Lars M. Hansen" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>>
>> Lars M. Hansen
>> www.hansenonline.net
>
>Bull**it as you put it - only assholes bother with middle initials. This is
>UK.telecom not us.telecom

Actually, this neither. This is the internet, location doesn't matter,
and my middle name is an important part of my name.

Lars M. Hansen
www.hansenonline.net

In article <BBC3E5D7.16AA6%(E-Mail Removed)>,
Graham in Melton <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
:This is
:UK.telecom not us.telecom

Looks like alt.internet.wireless to me.
--
Contents: 100% recycled post-consumer statements.

In article <BBC35C1C.16A56%(E-Mail Removed)>,
Graham in Melton <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
:No, his post appears so far down the page due to its incorrect timestamp its
:not easily visible, so when scanning for people to help (as I do!), its out
f view and would normally get trashed when "Mark All as Read" clicked.
:Luckily I spotted one lost posting ....

:Just helping him to get noticed really !

Advanced newsreaders do not show messages that have already been read
[unless you ask to see them], and sort messages by thread. The threads
might be ordered by the time of the oldest message, but since only
"new" messages are shown, a message with the wrong date is only going
to be "lost" to people who aren't reading messages or marking
uninteresting ones as already read.

In short, it's probably only a problem to people using a WWW browser
as a newsreader. People who read a lot of Usenet usually use tools
that manage the flow of information better. (I used to follow newsgroups
with a combined total of about 3000 postings per day. I've cut down a lot,
to about 500 postings per day.)
--
*We* are now the times. -- Wim Wenders (WoD)