Outpost crashes DHCP/BINL

Published by: mike 2010-03-18

Vers. 2.5.369.4608, Win 2K Server, Norton Corporate Antivirus.

VMware Communities: vmware bridged network not working ::
4 posts - 3 authors - Last post: Sep 14, 2006-dhcp, dns, samba and domain server: 192.168.0.1 (my machine) -the dhcp server is working for all other computers on the network
http://communities.vmware.com/thread/54744HOME

6 - 10 hours after I start-up Outpost on my system the whole network (5 PC's)

Cannot Authorize DHCP server in the Domain (Event 1046) at Andrius ::
This site may harm your computer.Apr 29, 2008 The DHCP/BINL service on the local machine, belonging to the Windows Administrative domain � �your_domain_name� �, has determined that it is not
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DNS / DHCP name resolving problems with Linksys and Brighthouse ::
6 posts - 2 authors - Last post: Oct 3, 2006DNS / DHCP name resolving problems with Linksys and Brighthouse Cable Modem Networking Hardware Configuration.
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread52564.htmlHOME

goes dead, need to do cold boots all around. Last thing on the Server Event Viewer is "DCHP/BINL not authorized... (1051)". Another time it went dead -- again, after several hours of running OK -- I got a "Timeout waiting for DNS (7011)". LAN is all "Trusted".

Never any problems when Outpost isn't running.

forum.excito.net � � View topic - Bubba 2 Crashes transfering large ::
12 posts - 3 authors - Last post: Jan 19I have turned of dhcp assignment as my router does with to my network. off the jumbo settings with no difference as it still crashes.
http://forum.excito.net/viewtopic.php?p=10114HOME

Where should I be looking for the problem?

Thanks,
A Newbie

Welcome to the forums Tecodick,

If you suspect a problem is being caused by Outpost, the first thing to check is for blocked traffic. This will mainly appear in Outpost's Blocked log, but applications can be blocked by the Attack Detection plugin, Component Control or Open Process Control so check the Attack Detection, Component Control and Alerts Tracker logs respectively also.

If you need further help, please provide more information about your network setup, specifically: which systems are running Outpost and details of related log entries; whether you are using ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) to share your online connection (also see the 1 FAQ if you are); if you are not running ICS, what arrangements you have made for DHCP and DNS (if in doubt, open a command prompt window on each PC and type ipconfig /all to get its DHCP/DNS details).