Why is my box listening for some other ISP?

Feb 25, 2005 3 Replies

My ISP is in a Midwest state, far from Colorado.



This is from my firewall Listening on port 130, 16608, 154, 16614



C:\\Windows\\system\\Rnapp.exe udp 4.131.13.37:nbname C:\\Windows\\system\\Rnappe.exe tcp 4.131.13.37:nbsession C:\\Windows\\system\\Rnappe.exe tcp 4.131.13.37:nbdatag



Why does my firewall show me (Rnappe.exe) "listening" for the following outfit in Colorado?



(I am in the Midwest. As far as I know, my ISP has no connection with the following outfit.)



IP: 4.131.13.37 OrgName: Level 3 Communications, Inc. OrgID: LVLT Address: 1025 Eldorado Blvd. City: Broomfield StateProv: CO PostalCode: 80021 Country: US



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What gives?


Level 3 are a bandwidth provider for many ISPs and Data Centres

I asked the techs at my ISP if there was a connection with Level 3 and they said no.

Evidently, I will have to send an email to head honcho of my ISP and get a more definitive answer on this.

I use a good AV + an anti-trojan product and didn't think I had gotten infected by some boob or other's trojan. I just wanted to hear another opinon.

Thanks!

I asked the techs at my ISP if there was a connection with Level 3 and they said no.

Evidently, I will have to send an email to head honcho of my ISP and get a more definitive answer on this.

I use a good AV + an anti-trojan product and didn't think I had gotten infected by some boob or other's trojan. I just wanted to hear another opinon.

Thanks!

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