> Hi Michael,
> 
> Greetings from another Philadelphian. 

Yo! :-) (the traditional Philadelphia greeting, for those who don't know)

> The problem you describe is indeed strange. I work in a primarily 
> Linux shop. On Linux, if I found that sort of issue, I would start 
> sniffing packets going into and out of your NMC console server, so I
> suggest you do the same. Also, check your firewall and verify that 
> no new rules were added or changed there recently.

Well, since then I have uninstalled the NMC Console server ... but can't 
re-install it, since Windows is telling me that the DEP (Data Execution 
Protection) needs to close the installer ... altho the actual install 
process doesn't close. I don't let it finish, since who knows how screwed 
up *that* would make things.

This machine has also not been able to install various .NET updates lately 
as well. I have an idea that the whole OS is rotting from the inside out. 
Since I only keep this VM around as an all purpose console machine 
(Networker, antivirus, Citrix, etc) so that I need only connect to one 
machine when I need to manage something remotely, I think it's time to 
probably put it out of my misery, and rebuild it as a modern OS. That 
should clear things up (I hope).

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