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Yeah that shouldn't be right. Even large updates are only like 3-4 hours. I don't know why it would be at 0% for a week.

Definitely sounds like some type of Windows bug. You could try getting it sorted out with MS or simply changing to a newer OS. It looks like the WIndows Server 2016 EOL is in ...

I have sometimes seen updates go very slow. Have you tried leaving it for an hour or so then going back to see if it progressed?

If it is one specific update in particular, you may need to research that update to see if others are having the same problem or if there is a problem on Microsoft's ...

To clarify after you restart does it say it's updating on 0% immediately or does it not update and when you try again it's 0%?


When I restart while it's stuck in 0%, it says to retry updates since the VPS was off. When I click retry, it takes a couple minutes to check for updates and then it ...

Naleksuh wrote: Sun Nov 14, 2021 10:05 am What would that one rule be?

Just someone’s ip. I removed it anyway but still no changes.

TimeX wrote: Sat Nov 13, 2021 9:08 pm Have you tried rebooting the server yet? Also, are there any firewalls in place?

Ive restarted it and removed all firewall rules (except for one). Nothing.

I have no idea how to fix this.

To clarify, we are using Windump.

My friend said this

00:54:38.630962 IP (tos 0x0, ttl 128, id 42722, offset 0, flags [none], proto UDP (17), length 1246)
192.168.100.6.62348 > 74.91.113.114.3389: UDP, length 1218

that's what i get

from the command

that's all i can get it seems

Edge100x wrote: Fri Aug 06, 2021 11:20 am It uses a command line substantially similar to:

tcpdump -nvXp -s 100

My friend setup a discord bot that if it detects high cpu usage or a high spike in traffic, it will make a detailed capture and upload a txt file to us on discord.

Thank you Edge.

I am talking about the detailed capture to be specific

I believe that nfo traffic capture feature uses tcpdump, but what command does it use for that specific output?