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One of our customers running NIS 2003 (yes, I realize it's old) is reporting this to us. My first thought is it's a false positive. TCP flags is a one byte field (hexidecimal 0-FF) so I'm trying to understand what NIS means when it reports "TCP Flags invalid: 0x00000104"? Is there some document or knowledge base article that explains this value? Thank you in advance.
Can you add what version of Windows it is being used on including Service Packs (unless it is WIN95 <g>).
From a Google on that error message from which apart from your own two messages here the only reference is partly in Russian from a UN person ..... it might be an invasion?
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I apologize for the delay. I’m a bit confused at what your customers is seeing. Is it a Blue Screen error? A Windows Error message? A Symantec Error message? If you could attach a screenshot to a future post, that would be helpful. without knowing the specifics of the system and of where the error is seen, it’s a bit difficult to find a resolution to this issue. Any additional information you can provide is appreciated. Thanks!
Symantec, a response would be appreciated.