As mentioned. If ALL machines, including the file server is turned off,
there should be no incured data charges, since nohting is polling it.
To confirm you have some other access violation issues, just turn off
the modem and see if your jetstream account still accounts for traffic.
If so then you MUST have a password violation issue, and someone else is
happily using your acc out side hours.
Happy hunting. I would be interesting in seeing your findings

TEX

Paul Quinlan wrote:

>Simple thought, but have you thought about changing your password - you may
>have been hacked, or someone inside your business or ISP gave out your
>password!
>
>Rgds
>
>Paul Quinlan
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Duncan Stuart [mailto:Duncan@kudos-dynamics.com]
>Sent: Monday, 3 February 2003 1:26 p.m.
>To: pquinlan@maxnet.co.nz
>Subject: Jetstream blowout has me stumped. Anyone recognise the
>problem??
>
>
>I run a small business – one fileserver, five PCs and a JetStream account.
>We use a Nokia M1122 modem. Our problem is, even with all our PCs turned
>off, our Jetstream usage suddenly goes through the roof.
>
>I don’t think it is a Virus – we have the latest Norton Corporate Edition
>installed – and nothing shows up in Outlook – ie sent message. But there it
>is – everything is functioning as normal and then overnight we get 400mb
>whacked onto our Jetstream usage, or – as we did one night last week –
>1000mb added on. Most of this appears to be outbound from our system.
>
>Just weird. We’ve hunted through our system – seeing if there are any
>automated routines that might be to blame: but nothing.
>
>Is this a familiar problem? Does anyone have any suggestions?? Our network
>consultants are stumped also – and meanwhile we bleed money to Telecom every
>month by about $800 over our normal Jetstream 1200 plan.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Duncan Stuart FMRSNZ
>Director
>Kudos Organisational Dynamics Ltd
>
>Telephone 64-9 366 0620
>duncan@kudos-dynamics.com
>
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