RE: virus? worm?

this looks worth investigating

Update: since this post is having a lot of attention (more than 300
single views) Abbeyphone have provided me with a dedicated site to
create new accounts. Here you can join Abbeyphone and start using it
(with your Nokia E61 or from the Web) in a few minutes.

I've read a lot of posts talking about how difficult was to configure a
SIP account with the E61 model, and when I was starting learning how to
actually do it I was sceptic.
But thanks to the Nokia User Guide and this post, I've been able to
place my first SIP call in less than 20 minutes! And it worked fine:
audio is good, and the user experience is basically the same as a
traditional mobile phone call.Obviously, I'm using my Abbeyphone
account, so I can place PSTN calls and mobile calls from a WiFi
connected phone, using my Abbeyphone pre-paid credit: that's
amazing.Next step? I would like a "live" contact list, with presence
status indication, and some information on which is the cheapest and/or
more appropriate way to contact my buddy: GSM? SIP? SMS? Text message?
email? Something else?
Here are some instructions to configure your E61 with an Abbeyphone SIP
account:1) Tools -> Settings -> Connection -> SIP settings

Profile Name: 82.85.18.90
Service Profile: IETF
Default Access point: (your WLAN AP name)
Public user name: sip:yourabbeyphoneaccount@82.85.18.90
Use Compression: No
Registration: "When needed"
Use Security: No

Proxy Server: sip:82.85.18.90
Realm: 82.85.18.90
User Name: yourabbeyphoneaccount
Password: yourabbeyphonepassword
Allow loose routing: Yes
Transport Type: UDP
Port: 5060

Registrar Server: sip:82.85.18.90
Realm: 82.85.18.90
User Name: yourabbeyphoneaccount
Password: yourabbeyphonepassword
Transport Type: UDP
Port: 5060

2) Connection -> Internet Tel Settings
Create a new profile for Abbeyphone (name: abbeyphone)
3) Connectivity -> Internet Tel -> Preferred profile
Choose "abbeyphone"
4) Registration: Connectivity -> Internet Tel -> Registration State
Select and choose "Change": if unselected, select Register

The SIP client should correctly register and you can place SIP calls
(Call menu).

Technorati Tags: Giacomo Vacca, Nokia E61, Abbeyphone, SIP, Presence

posted by Giacomo at 3:53 PM on Sep 20, 2006=20

-----Original Message-----
From: aklug-bounce@aklug.org [mailto:aklug-bounce@aklug.org]On Behalf Of
Jim Gribbin
Sent: Sunday, November 12, 2006 12:58 AM
To: aklug@aklug.org
Subject: virus? worm?

I'm having something going on with the windows 2000 side of my dual
laptop. Seems to have to do with Thunderbird.

As soon as I fire up the mail client, it starts sending out data at the
maximum upload speed of my DSL connection.

I've tried using Google to run down the situation, but not having much
luck.

I appear to be sending out UDP packets from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9000 to
82.85.18.90:5060 Somewhere in the Netherlands.

I've tried uninstalling Thunderbird and re-installing - no help.

I have anti-virus and a firewall running. I'm also behind a nated
gateway.

Good thing I have Linux available too, but I need the Windows side
available for work.

Jim

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