> Then why does it connect at start at e100.net ? Because you have not blocked it at the router. Defence in depth saves you from having to trust any single par

> Then why does it connect at start at e100.net ? Because you have not blocked it at the router. Defence in depth saves you from having to trust any single party. Use "trustworthy" software, add blocking at the host level, at the DNS forwarder/resolver level and at the routing level and you're more likely to catch those ugly bottom feeders which tend to slip from the nets.