[pchelpers] Re: need info

Hi Jackie

A UDP (User Datagram Protocol) is the protocol used to
send packets or datagrams over the network or
Internet. The packets are data or information that are
sent and routed to its destination. The routers or
default gateways will read its address (IP addy) that
is included in this datagram and forward it to the
correct destination computer. It can only be used for
broadcasting as it needs a connected network to send
datagrams unlike TCP/IP which is a connectionless
protocol, meaning you don't need both parties to be
connected to communicate.

So, that guy was trying to send you a packet! Gift
wrapped? <G>

Hope I'm not confusing you §:^)

Regards

Tonia

 --- Jackie MacWhirter <jmacwhirter@xxxxxxxx> wrote: >
HI: I would like to know who these people are-- this
> is what my firewall comes up with Someone from
> Donald,ukbf.fu-berlin.de [160.45.172.171],port
> 4665.UDP want to drop a UDP datagram to port 1289
> owned by ICQ application on your computer, can you
> decipher this for me and what is a UDP datagram?
> Thank you-- Jackie MacWhirter
> 
> PS I just got a notice from thePostmasterRegarding
> your message with subject:
> [pchelpers] UDP datagram
> 
> Message not sent to recipient phill@xxxxxxxxxx
> for the following reason:
> 
> 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for phill@xxxxxxxxxx
> 
> No retries will be made.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> ---
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> Checked by AVG anti-virus system
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> Date: 8/23/2001
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