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I have spyware on my server. Spyware like spyware nothing what I should worry about. Every time when I have internet speed problem I have to kill process. To check what process generates traffic I use netstat –o command and successfully kill process what fix my problem temporarily.
My problem is I found that netstat –o shows me many strange connections to different external IP addresses on PID 0. Obviously PID 0 is System Idle Process so I wonder what is it and how to kill it.
Thanks for your help.
I have spyware on my server. Spyware like spyware nothing what I should worry about. Every time when I have internet speed problem I have to kill process. To check what process generates traffic I use netstat –o command and successfully kill process what fix my problem temporarily.
My problem is I found that netstat –o shows me many strange connections to different external IP addresses on PID 0. Obviously PID 0 is System Idle Process so I wonder what is it and how to kill it.
Thanks for your help.
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RTmarc
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SIP is the amount of time the processor is sitting idle. Why would you want to kill that? -
Optionstiersten
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Connections that are closed end up with PID 0 as they go into the time wait stage. The network stack is just waiting for them to completely die off before removing the connection from its session tables.
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OptionsPiotrIr
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Thanks tiersten, it explains everything.Connections that are closed end up with PID 0 as they go into the time wait stage. The network stack is just waiting for them to completely die off before removing the connection from its session tables.