Virus, TFTP traffic

TFTP traffic

Author	Message
Kevin Kingsto #1 / 3	TFTP traffic Hi I am looking for a little advice, I appear to have got the Nimbda virus on my Exchnage Server that is running IIS, but doesn't really use IIS. I know it has the virus because it is constantly trying to tftp to other machines with random IP's. I have ran the IIS patch, and numerous anti-virus programs, and everything shows the server is clean, however the computer continues to try to tftp to other computers. I have remedied this by renaming the tftp.exe file and it is no longer happening, but does anyone know a real fix to this problem??? Thanks, KK
Mon, 15 Mar 2004 23:40:22 GMT

Angelo Hoube #2 / 3	TFTP traffic Had the same problem, I installed McAfee groupshield for the exchangeserver and installed also Mcafee netshield to protect the mailserverfiles. I did a scan and cleaned all the file. Since then there wasn't any tftp traffic. Hope this helps Angelo Quote: > Hi I am looking for a little advice, I appear to have got the Nimbda virus > on my Exchnage Server that is running IIS, but doesn't really use IIS. I > know it has the virus because it is constantly trying to tftp to other > machines with random IP's. I have ran the IIS patch, and numerous > anti-virus programs, and everything shows the server is clean, however the > computer continues to try to tftp to other computers. I have remedied this > by renaming the tftp.exe file and it is no longer happening, but does anyone > know a real fix to this problem??? > Thanks, > KK
Wed, 17 Mar 2004 20:47:13 GMT

Orhan O. Ba #3 / 3	TFTP traffic Hi.... just visit http://vil.nai.com/vil/virusSummary.asp?virus_k=99209 and see what does Nimda do in many ways !!! And also http://norman.com/virus_info/w32_nimda.shtml will be helpful You may also use an exchange scanner such as NAI - GroupShield / NORMAN NVC / SYBARI Quote: > Hi I am looking for a little advice, I appear to have got the Nimbda virus > on my Exchnage Server that is running IIS, but doesn't really use IIS. I > know it has the virus because it is constantly trying to tftp to other > machines with random IP's. I have ran the IIS patch, and numerous > anti-virus programs, and everything shows the server is clean, however the > computer continues to try to tftp to other computers. I have remedied this > by renaming the tftp.exe file and it is no longer happening, but does anyone > know a real fix to this problem??? > Thanks, > KK
Sun, 21 Mar 2004 20:22:28 GMT

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