I'm running a Lenovo Thinkpad W510 with Win 7 Professional (x64), Intel i7 dual core 1.73GHz, 8GB RAM, 300GB HDD. I'm running Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0.6005.562.
I've been connecting using a Qwest DSL wireless router for several years. I just changed today from DSL to Comcast cable internet running through a new Belkin N-Share 300 wireless router.
When I connect to the new wireless router (protected) it connects fine and Windows shows that I have internet access.
If I fire up the browser and navigate to any website, it comes up, but then immediately SEP gives me a warning that
Traffic from IP address 192.168.2.1 is blocked from xxx (time) to yyy (time). Denial of Service is logged.
It then blocks all internet traffic for 10 minutes (from xxx to yyy in the warning message). When I go into the Client Management Log, it shows
Denial of Service "UDP Flood Attack" attack detected. An excessive numbe rof User Datagram Protocol (UDP) packets are being generated on this computer causing 100% CPU utilization.
After the 10-minute period is up, I can navigate to another page/link and then I get the same message again.
I am able to connect and browse fine through this router with my other machine (running AVG).
Any ideas why SEP is blocking my internet traffic?