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&nbsp;I have windows 2003 server runs IIS, when I login in usinf remote desktop Im getting a cmd box saying its trying to connect to external IP using FTP command, and then it disappear, i belive this is s kind of virus or backdoor, also Im getting &nbsp;error loading c:\proramfiles\windowsw.in<wbr />i error each time, any advise
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Hi All,

 I have windows 2003 server runs IIS, when I login in usinf remote desktop Im getting a cmd box saying its trying to connect to external IP using FTP command, and then it disappear, i belive this is s kind of virus or backdoor, also Im getting  error loading c:\proramfiles\windowsw.ini error each time, any advise

Windows 2003 web server virus

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