SETI Driver itself doesn't know how to talk to a network.  The client, on
the other hand does.  Try restarting your router and the offending PC.

Mike.

"Larry" <lweak@nospam.charter.net> wrote in message
news:vp4chvhthe2m17@corp.supernews.com...

Just the past couple of days my wifes XP home has start to SYN FLOOD my
setiQ machine when it trys to send in a unit sends from various ports
normally 2 apart(and never the same starting port) and destinating to port
5517 which is setiQ.  No virus has been detected on the machine that I

know

of(at least by PCCillian).  Was wondering if anyone else has an idea as to
cause and correction?


Larry