Hi there I am seeing something strange, and would appreciate some comment on this please... I have noticed an ever-increasing amount of UDP:1433 traffic in my Packet Filter Log, the bugger is that my ISA's external IP Address is shown as the source address. My semi-conclusion at this stage is that I may have a SQL Slammer infected server/workstation in my midst, but I would appreciate any and all analysis of the following excerpt (BTW, the destination IP Address range varies quite immensely) 10/4/2004, 15:12:08, <ISA Ext NIC>, 5.0.255.19, Udp, 1434, 137, -, BLOCKED, <ISA Ext NIC>, -, - 10/4/2004, 15:12:16, <ISA Ext NIC>, 0.0.255.19, Udp, 1433, 137, -, BLOCKED, <ISA Ext NIC>, -, - 10/4/2004, 15:12:16, <ISA Ext NIC>, 0.0.255.19, Udp, 1434, 137, -, BLOCKED, <ISA Ext NIC>, -, - 10/4/2004, 15:12:19, <ISA Ext NIC>, 0.0.255.19, Udp, 1433, 137, -, BLOCKED, <ISA Ext NIC>, -, - 10/4/2004, 15:12:19, <ISA Ext NIC>, 0.0.255.19, Udp, 1434, 137, -, BLOCKED, <ISA Ext NIC>, -, - 10/4/2004, 15:12:21, <ISA Ext NIC>, 0.0.255.19, Udp, 1433, 137, -, BLOCKED, <ISA Ext NIC>, -, - 10/4/2004, 15:12:21, <ISA Ext NIC>, 0.0.255.19, Udp, 1434, 137, -, BLOCKED, <ISA Ext NIC>, -, - Thanks William R.