The line looks like this in ProcessExplorer:Īs security software, I have Avira Antivir Free and Comodo Firewall. Hi Grinler, thanks a lot for your prompt help, I really appreciate it! Well, I found the process in ProcessExplorer and it is an svchost.exe instance that has two taskeng.exe instances running under it. If the address should be a malicious address, what steps could I take to find out what malware is doing this and remove it? The system I'm using has Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit and this happens with both browsers I use, which are Firefox 3.6 and Chrome 5.0 The numbers after the word customer change sometimes, what remains constant is the word customer and the ending, which would be Process PID Protocol Local Address Local Port Remote Address Remote Port StateĬhrome.exeĕ608 TCP roberto1.lan 58220 http ESTABLISHED The actual line shown in TCPView goes something like this: There is one thing that's bugging me, though: As I browse the internet, several connections are established by my browsers to an address that shows no information as I look it up in the usual DNS - Whois websites, also, when I google it, nothing definitive shows up.
Hello there! I've been monitoring my internet connection in my computers using TCPView and ProcessMonitor when in doubt of a process number shown in TCPView.
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