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We ended up finding what was causing it. It was a logging appliance contacting all the servers. We ended up disabling netbios on the logging appliance. Thanks for all the help!!

The traffic is not constant in the sense of continuous streaming traffic. But there is no consistant pattern either.

We don't have anybody remotely connecting into our network so it couldn't be that. If I run a traceroute it get's to the last hop in our network and then dies. We're also not seeing anything coming back into our network from that ip address ... just traffic going out.

Nothing internal. All of our ip's are 172.19.x.x. And what's strange is that it's only originating from the servers ... no workstations.

We are seeing traffic going outbound on port 139 (nbsession) to the private ip address 10.4.0.1. The traffic is only coming from our servers. We've run a full virus scan and used the rootkit revealer from sysinternals and have found nothing. I'm just looking for some ideas of what this could...

Might want to try the McAfee forum. You would probably get mor response there.

I can't believe you've used McAfee or ePolicy and say it sucks. I use it and I can't find anything that will match it. How long ago has it been since you used McAfee's management console? You might want to check out the beta version of ePolicy 3.6.

EDIT: Should read "try a different forum".

Might want to try and diffent forum as this one is for McAfee related products.

You need to modify that machines siteStat.xml to look to McAfee first.

Well if you are able to log into ePo then you can change the admin password by going to the users tab on the main page. You shouldn't have to create a new admin acct. As for the workstations with VS 8.0, the method in the 2nd post should be followed. That will set the password needed to...

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Then it may not give you access to ePo. I would suggest calling McAfee and seeing what products the grant number includes.

Protection Pilot I believe is a watered-down version of ePo. Like VictorySabre said, your grant number may have expired or doesn't give you access to ePo.

Go here https://secure.nai.com/us/forms/downloads/upgrades/login.asp and enter your grant number and you should find it in there.

If you look under Policies tab, expand the VirusScan section and click on the User Interface Policies. There is a tab that says Password Options. You can change it there.

Just use the /qn & /norestart switches with setup.exe and it should work.

No you can't push MS updates with EPO. I imagine that file would have something to do with System Compliance Profiler.

Yeah ... you can set filters to filter out certain traffic by either protocol or ip or both.