S
Stan
I have been trying to figure this out for some time now
and I just have not been able to do it so it is time to
turn for help. I hope someone can help me with this.
Windows 2000 advanced server with service pack 4 installed
At some point the sytem became infected with bat.trojan. I
have locked everything down and the norton virus scan is
doing the job. Here is the problem. When ever I start the
server or create a terminal connection to the server It
creates a inet.bat file in the system32 directory. Norton
identifies it as bat.trojan and since it can't delete it,
it Quarantine's it. So no harm is done. However, I would
like to get rid of the problem. I have searched the
registry to see if i could id what is creating the file
but find nothing. It has to be a dll that is corrupted but
not identified as a virus.
So does anyone know of any tools that can verify dll's or
determine what is creating the file when I start a
terminial sevices connection.
Any help at all would be very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Stan
and I just have not been able to do it so it is time to
turn for help. I hope someone can help me with this.
Windows 2000 advanced server with service pack 4 installed
At some point the sytem became infected with bat.trojan. I
have locked everything down and the norton virus scan is
doing the job. Here is the problem. When ever I start the
server or create a terminal connection to the server It
creates a inet.bat file in the system32 directory. Norton
identifies it as bat.trojan and since it can't delete it,
it Quarantine's it. So no harm is done. However, I would
like to get rid of the problem. I have searched the
registry to see if i could id what is creating the file
but find nothing. It has to be a dll that is corrupted but
not identified as a virus.
So does anyone know of any tools that can verify dll's or
determine what is creating the file when I start a
terminial sevices connection.
Any help at all would be very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Stan