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Yes XP but this connection is TCP  and connects to port 80 on the remote side,  i don't use Imap for Email but secure POP3 using SSL How can it be related to Email services? the connection remains open  when the pc is idle

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Maybe some kind of DNS resolve?
Is your ISP Level 3 Communications?
 
BTW It's quite strange that if you type in the IP into the web browser you will be get to an image...
hXXps://motherless.com/images/no_image.jpg
 
Interestingly it's even HTTPS encrypted... :wacko:

 

Do you have parental control enabled?

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Maybe some kind of DNS resolve?

Is your ISP Level 3 Communications?

 

BTW It's quite strange that if you type in the IP into the web browser you will be get to an image...

hXXps://motherless.com/images/no_image.jpg

 

Interestingly it's even HTTPS encrypted... :wacko:

 

Do you have parental control enabled?

ISP is not level 3 they are a peering provider to lots of ISP's  they also have public DNS services But that IP isnt one of their DNS resolvers

No  no net nanny controls enabled, The IP would appear to be owned by Level 3 A tracert  appears to go to Houston texas

If i put that IP in my browser it shows a small JPEG with  the word motherless on it, it if it try HTTPS it doesn't load the image for me A google search  of motherless throws up a porn site, but this has a different ip, and according to a whois web site the IP isnt on their DNS  so  i don't know, i have killed the connection to that ip ,  weird why it was showing as connected in the firewall network connections part of eset

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Maybe a screen shot of what you're seeing could shed more light.

Well... tommy456 already described it. And you can of course also try it out by yourself...

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