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Thank you that helped. &nbsp;I was curious if by the entry of the getredirname - can you pin point which computer has the malware...or could it be from any computer in the system?<br />
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Thanks for the help!
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Thank you that helped.  I was curious if by the entry of the getredirname - can you pin point which computer has the malware...or could it be from any computer in the system?

Thanks for the help!

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I have noticed computer names when I look at the Host Watch on our Firewall that are not any of our company computers. &nbsp;So it seems as if someone else is gaining access to our system. &nbsp;I have also noticed the error of getredirname when I look at the traffic monitor. I have seen some of the information posted about that it and it could be a malware. &nbsp;I am not familiar with the Watchguard and cannot figure out how, when I see a computer name that isn't from our company, to block it. &nbsp;Thanks for your help.
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I have noticed computer names when I look at the Host Watch on our Firewall that are not any of our company computers.  So it seems as if someone else is gaining access to our system.  I have also noticed the error of getredirname when I look at the traffic monitor. I have seen some of the information posted about that it and it could be a malware.  I am not familiar with the Watchguard and cannot figure out how, when I see a computer name that isn't from our company, to block it.  Thanks for your help.

How can I block a computer name on our Watchguard?

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